General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Big falls on granite slab routes	28-May-2004 At 4:29:15 PM	Ronny
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I have a friend from Canberra who i remember took a fairly big fall/slide down a slab at Boroomba . He was quite a few metres above the gear, and ended up upside down, and with severe grazes and cuts. He seems alright now though. I might try to find out some more details from him about how he fell exactly. I just remember that he said there was someone guiding near by, and they said to their students something to the effect of "now that's an example of a really nasty slab fall." I'm sure he felt heaps better that his fall had some educational purpose. J

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