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Topic	Date	User
Marking the Halfway Point	15-Oct-2003 At 5:39:36 PM	Sticky
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I was climbing a four pitch route on Crown Mountain (NSW) on the weekend with my mate's brand new sixty metre rope. We both stuffed a couple of simple things up (okay, mostly me, i think), turning the mutlipitch abseil back down into a bit of an epic, timewise, if nothing else. It all started with the Texas Rope Trick... Anyhow, one of the reasons things didn't get out of hand is that we were able to easily find the halfway point of the rope. Of course, that marker tape is going to come off soon enough. So - does anyone know of a proper marker pen that you can use on rope without damaging the fibres? Or is there another trick that people use to mark the halfway point of a rope wihtout damaging it? Cheers Kyle

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