Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Introductory climbs for the grade at Buffalo	7-Dec-2007 At 9:35:35 AM	Paulie
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On 6/12/2007 nmonteith wrote: >I just thought that if you wanted to push into the 'next' grade then maybe >Buffalo is a bad option! Every >time i go there recently i seem to drop a grade. Last visit i started >sketching out on a grade 17 slab. I >used to be able to climb grade 23 slabs five years ago. :-( Ha ha yeah and then you get 1/2 way up and get scared and wonder why in the hell you thought climbing granite slabs was a good idea in the 1st place...much better off in some crusty jamb crack imo ;)

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