General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Tiger Wall - Dribble Bolting?	27-Aug-2009 At 11:41:35 AM	otmab
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On 27/08/2009 ajfclark wrote: >Could a committee be considered somewhat responsible in the event of a >failure? I assume you're talking about a 'bolting failure'? ie Bolt falls out, someone dies, someone drops drill on someone's head, someone dies.... No, the committee just says it's OK to put the bolt in, they don't do the bolting. It'd simply be a small group of locals that care passionately about the subject, and meet semi-regularly. *Bolting hopefuls would know they'd need to contact the group first*.

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