General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
lets talk about lost gear	25-Feb-2004 At 10:20:27 PM	Robin
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Ah, I love my booty. I have a rack full of old wires, a few cams and even carabiners that are booty. I will spend hours desperately trying to retreive fixed gear even when it's not worth retreiving. But if someone was to say 'that's my cam', I'd give it back to them. I don't believe anyone intentionally leaves gear behind. Be it an accident, inexperience, bad luck or whatever I think that no one intentially leaves gear behind. If it's there for the taking, take it. But if the righful owner comes forward I would give it back. p.s. I still have the chalk bag (somewhere) that was left out at the Cowbaws after the fires 12 months ago. Robin

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