General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
What is the crux of Sandinista	14-Nov-2003 At 12:53:23 PM	G
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Fatboy, I'm not too hung up on concepts such as onsight. I'm just too lazy to repeatedly work it so I want to try to get it first shot and was just checking that there were no secret holds or other such hoo-haa that make getting it first go difficult. Looks like I will need to work on my stamina. I have a copy (well an RMIT outdoors club copy) of the old grampians guide book so I can see the rooflet and lugs people are referring to. Orestes also looks nice, although I thought it had more technical bridging than sandinista.

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