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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Tiger Wall - Dribble Bolting? |
21-Aug-2009 At 11:09:16 AM |
Sonic
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Hey, here's an idea. I'll bring my drill when I come down in a few weeks. Being a sport climber I'm sure I can find plenty of lines to bolt.
Now before you all start up - I would be bolting lines that would improve MY experience at the mount. Just the same as robertsonja is bitching purely because HIS experience is being 'diminished' by 2 bolts. Can anyone else see how stupid this is?
If you spent more time climbing and less time complaining, maybe you could actually climb higher grades and get on something worth spewing about. |
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