General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
The arbitrary-ness of grades	11-Dec-2007 At 11:08:07 AM	BigMike
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On 11/12/2007 simey wrote: >Agree with Mikl. >I'm guessing it must have quite a few restpoints interspersed between >its grade 22 moves. > Probably two, but one of them is a belay ledge... I think the key word in this thread is "erosion". The start has probably been significantly undercut since swami belt days. Hence the Thai beach-style start ... The traverse is exciting as well. If memory serves there is/was a peg tucked away in a jumble of rocks before the traverse, that sometimes doesn't get seen.

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