General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Retrobolting at Bungonia	27-Jun-2012 At 5:14:10 PM	PDRM
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Bolting caves? Not sure it arouses the passion of cavers the way it does climbers. Probably because doesn't change the 'doability' of a cave and hence the grading the way it does with climbs. You also don't have the same sport vs trad cave issue (which sounds weird when you swap those words). Bolts in caves? Guess they can be over-bolted but would we end up with chopping and bolt wars, probably not? Have done caves for my own jollies, guided them and instructed in cave rescue: as with climbing vs guiding vs rescue/IRA, all different contexts. PaulM Edit: I guess could change difficulty but stand by the comments

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