General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
contributions to australian climbs	14-Dec-2007 At 10:00:59 PM	tmarsh
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Fritz and Cyclops - a lovely little 24 at Summerday - had a steep bouldery crack in the middle of it that ended at a nice flat-topped jug. I led it with the jug in-situ. My mate Dave followed it, got to the top of the crack and ripped the jug from its moorings. I led it shortly after, making sure I snagged the last ascent in its original form and the first in its new form. Again, it was probably worth half a grade ie it was definitely harder, but not so hard as to make you fall off.

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