General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
irregular climbing venues	23-Feb-2006 At 2:12:26 PM	BoaredOfTheRings
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Couple of guys in the 80's decided to cimb the Rialto building and devised some home made slider nut contraptions so as to be able to aid up the slot that the BMU (bucket you stand in to clean windows etc.) ran in. All was going well, although the home made slider nuts were wearing out, until they reached the top of the building (53 - 54? storeys). The slot they had been aiding up ran out 2 metres frm the top. With the slider nuts now some what dodgy the second climbed over the leader and stood on his shoulders thus allowing him to reach the top and haul himself over!

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