General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
i wonder ?	8-Aug-2007 At 3:15:51 PM	steph
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On 8/08/2007 bomber pro wrote: >My introduction to climbing was in the late 60's as a child, growing up >and wanting to climb things,it >just seemed natural! >So if I found some cliffs I just started climbing up till I reached the >top, no scene no gear no older generations to bring me up with it. I'd say in the majority its still the other way round cos assuming there are no cliffs within 'child's reach' it would be difficult to get that first exposure during the 50's-70's etc whereas now the sport in its many varieties has a more prominant presence.

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