General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
If its A5 where are the bodies?	5-Feb-2008 At 3:39:50 PM	spicelab
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On 5/02/2008 anthonyk wrote: >welll... there's still a difference between likelihood of falling and consequences >if you do fall. thats sort of what the english free climbing grades cover. And on that topic, a similar derisory outburst could be made against English E-grades. Wasn't E9 originally spruiked as death on a stick and therefore the ceiling? Now we've got E10 and E11 and no-one has come close to dieing on them. What gives? Little shit though he may have been in the past, Toby Benham doesn't seem to have been too far off the mark in making untold enemies in England by mouthing off to the Brits about how the difficulty and danger of these routes is exaggerated.

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