General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
On chopping bolts ...	2-Dec-2009 At 11:48:46 AM	ZERO
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>A large part of the appeal of climbing for me is in making my own judgements >and taking my own risks, (very small ones as it happens), Generally speaking, lower grade climbs - the ones used by beginners and novices - often have ledges and blocks protruding from the cliff face. this creates the potential for a "ground fall" even when well up the route. If there is a strategically placed bolt to prevent injury, you are welcome to exercise your skill and judgement by not clipping into it. And I never made any call for grid bolting and placing rap/top rope anchors everywhere.

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