Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Thailand	22-Dec-2009 At 9:44:55 AM	Doc
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Hi there, Having just returned from Thailand I can tell you there is definatly no need of bolt plates there. all climbs are bolted or slung. As for chalk I took a bag still in original packaging and had no problems at all. I used heaps too so do take spare. At climbing shop in Railay they sold loose chalk small bag 100 baht bigger bag 200 baht so pretty cheap if you dont want to carry too much. No idea on the quality but the amount you use it really wont matter. Wish I was going back, you will have a ball. Stay safe

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