General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Dropped gear on Yo yo	3-May-2004 At 4:16:33 PM	climberer
Message
On Saturday at Arapiles; my partners managed to drop at least two nuts and one nutkey which was a birthday present from a friend and of sentimental value to me. Pretty sure that someone pinched these, as I clearly saw one piece land near our packs; nothing was there when we descended. Pretty low of people to claim 'booty' when the obvious conclusion would be that the dropped gear belongs to people still on the route - evident by the packs nearby, one would think. Anyway we probably deserve to lose them, being so fumbly and bumbly, but if anyone found anything please let me know. Cheers.

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