General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting at Piddo	13-May-2011 At 10:20:33 AM	Samuel
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Funny, it wasn't there years ago. Never seen any sand. Also the rope remains in a straight line and does not rub on any of the iron stone band. I know because i checked this when i bolted it. Although i have not had any negative feedback from people that have actaully climbed it, maybe it's a bad route ? Personally i stand by it, but would like to hear actual feedback from people have climbed it. Why you need doubles is beyond me. Try using a longer draw. It does not rub. Stick clip the first bolt, and what do know. Protected first move.

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