General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Trad routes as projects?	6-Feb-2008 At 10:19:40 AM	prb
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Just sidetracking for a moment, I wrote a piece for the SA Climbing Club newsletter a couple of years ago on the climbs that made the grade in SA (stugang appears twice). For grade 26, I wrote: "Full Torque was climbed sometime in 1982, not sure when, while Ape and Away (also Carrigan) was climbed in May of that year. They could well have been ticked on the same trip. The New Routes book in Paddy's was no help and BOLFAs from that time are probably lining old bird cages. John Marshall thinks FT came first." I gave the honour to Full Torque. Can anyone confirm that's correct? I don't think Ape gets climbed very often and I don't think FT gets climbed at all ( a sizable roof up in the clouds).

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