General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Anyone know about the block coming off Odin?	31-Jul-2017 At 2:23:43 PM	Eduardo Slabofvic
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On 31/07/2017 One Day Hero wrote: > > >One of the few things which I remember from 1st year geology was the lesson >on mineral decomposition. Quartz sandstone is pretty chemically stable, >whereas many volcanic rocks contain minerals which readily decompose once >exposed to the atmosphere. > > I can recommend any of the second or third pitches of routes at Crookneck if you need any further evidence. I don't know anyone who's climbed there regularly who hasn't had a close encounter with a flying block

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