General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Removing bolts to create trad paradise	3-May-2007 At 8:32:50 PM	TLockwood
Message
On 3/05/2007 kieranl wrote: >Well of course it's Rosea That's what I first thought of too. IMHO I find all the old carrot bolts smattered here and there attractive as it shows the heritage of the cliff, and the lengths that were required to climb this cliff. I definately wouldnt advise using them, but it's interesting for me to climb past them and use my own protection in place of the bolt, that is now available to use. Thats just my 2c, take it or leave it.

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