General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ethics Horribilis	21-Dec-2007 At 9:19:44 AM	ado_m
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Nice one qman! Bomberpro - take back your harsh words! Dogs, when under control of course, are fantastic company at the crag. They have less impact that humans who create big tracks, bolt rock, leave rubbish, toilet paper etc. They keep an eye on yoru stuff! They entertain those who aren't climbing - when I bring my dog to macedon (one of the few crags they are allowed), everyone is more interested in patting him than climbing! And the dog just loves the crag!

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