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Topic	Date	User
Buffalo aid-climbing w/end for newbies to the game	5-Feb-2010 At 12:46:47 PM	robertsonja
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On 5/02/2010 davids wrote: >What grade would one need to be leading on trad (at say Araps) to be suitable >for this course? I'm one of those old blokes who sees climbing more as >a bushwalk going upwards, so I'm sure I'd love the experience. But I wouldn't >want to be holding everyone else up and spoiling their weekend. >David You would have to be leading at least grade 2 or 3 on trad gear to able to aid climb. If you see climbing as bushwalking and the art of moving upwards you may not enjoy aid climbing that much.......being sarcastic of course, its kind of sadistic fun.

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