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Topic	Date	User
specialised Aussie rack question	8-Feb-2005 At 10:04:31 PM	mung
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On 21/01/2005 oweng wrote: >And for climbing on Dolerite with vertical columns (such as >at My Wellington or Ben Lomond) a 4 and 5 cam can be very useful. Actually >for Ben Lomond, every cam you own would be useful. Yeah, don't underestimate the need for a big cam ... memories of having to awkwardly sling an entire pillar at Mt Wellington so I could lower off and climb back up with a number 4 cam a kind dude lent us (I think he was sick of the stench of fear in our sweat) to finish a nice easy grade 14 climb at Mt Wellington ...

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