General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Best way to anchor in for Top roping	1-Apr-2004 At 12:37:38 PM	BDee
Message
Good to see so many people take an interest in Soundclimber’s well-being. Lot’s of excellent suggestion’s like joining the VCC, taking a top-rope course with Natimuk Climbing Guides and joining a uni club. Perhaps Soundclimber should front up to the second Chockstone gathering at Camel’s Hump and get some hands-on mentoring? Qantas flies daily to Australia from the US West Coast and I think South West Airlines has a direct service from Virginia to LAX so, if Ben (Soundclimber) gets moving now he’ll make the gathering. “Like what’s the best way to tie into trees and/or rocks at the top?” I think ‘BNE’ has picked this as a likely humorous posting.

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