General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolt on Deathwatch Beetle? (Tiger Wall)	11-Dec-2009 At 3:17:14 PM	robertsonja
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On 11/12/2009 simey wrote: >Yep, I placed it when we straightened the line out. The bolt does protect a slightly run out slabby section, but just wondering what consultative process with the climbing community did you go through prior to placing the bolt? BTW, well done on straightening out the route, you should of given it an extra star though, especially considering the foul weather you must of encountered. On topic, have you considered putting a bolt in Puppylove on Dog Wall, the final slab is also run out and unprotected.

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