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Topic	Date	User
Booroomba accident	20-Apr-2016 At 7:24:36 AM	cruze
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I hope the climber recovers well. I remember Hermes well - water flowing out from under the roof made the traverse rather gripping. I also remember the wide section ODH is talking about, and remember just sucking it up and laybacking on carefully. I could imagine that if you were hanging around trying to frig in a piece of gear somewhere in that section then a foot could easily slip off, eventually. Hermes is a trade route. It isn't a sketchy testpiece. I reckon fair warning should be given about the possibility of needing either a confident approach or a piece of very big gear.

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