General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Top roping at Buffalo	20-Jan-2011 At 1:26:29 PM	cruze
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I must admit that I didn't rate Fantasies of Gail, but that might have had something to do with the lichen and dirt that was all over it. Pretty much from the climber onwards in that photo. Nice position though but because of the rising angle the climb takes, and the undercut beneath the fall line, I wouldn't go suggesting it as a user-friendly top rope. Also I think that the top 3-4 m to the tree anchors was vegetated and covered with leaves, dirt, etc.

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