General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
I figured I'd recognise a climber from here...	8-May-2017 At 5:04:21 PM	Vwills
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The rock quality was largely chossy basalt blocks loosely held together by guano and a bit of dirt. We nicknamed one section Paradise Forks due to a columnar section of good quality rock. It was about 4 m long. Lots of interesting huecoes, usually with a bird nesting inside. It was absorbing, so not to trundle on your climbing partner. I enjoyed every minute, but then again I love the NZ alps as well. And yes, Vanessa the Phasmid is laying. Hopefully us climbers will get creative juices flowing and will produce a climbing story. I won't be describing myself as sinewy and tight lipped however :)

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