General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Tiger Wall - Dribble Bolting?	13-Aug-2009 At 1:33:53 PM	robertsonja
Message
On 13/08/2009 egosan wrote: > I find arguments that involve the gear requirements of a climb as a reason to bolt weak as well. Very true. >Unprotectable is the next argument for placing a bolt. History has shown >us that many "unprotectable" climbs >have become protectable with the advance of skill, boldness or technology. >There are is lots of currently protectable rock out there. Is there anything wrong with leaving a route unclimbed for our children to discover a way to climb that they find safe enough? Exactly!

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