General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting in the Warrumbungles	9-Jun-2011 At 11:38:43 AM	MichaelF
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So safety is a justification of a second descent route off the bluff? I think it would be safer to go climbing elsewhere due to the blocky nature of the rock and length of the routes. As I understand it from a previous post the 'rules' have already been outlined in a park management document. The problem of having no style guidelines is that incrementalism changes the character of the crag/s. We all aim to climb in good style in our own climbing. Why not retain the 'bungles as a venue where people can climb in the best possible style?

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