General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Gear theft	6-Sep-2005 At 1:26:50 PM	Richard
Message
On 5/09/2005 mic wrote: >a climbing instructor ... had left the equipment near the lower car park. When the instructor returned to the site the equipment was gone. Sounds like the gear was not locked in a car - but maybe just the way the media have reported the story? Even if it wasn't locked away, it does not excuse any one for taking, though it does provide a way to help stop it happening again. Given how you often leave some equiptment at the bottom of a multipitch climb, in a rucksack, you have to trust other climbers when some of your gear is out of sight. Lets hope they get caught .. any one got a description of the stuff?

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