General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Size matters	9-Feb-2010 At 3:37:42 PM	prb
Message
On 8/02/2010 Rupert wrote: >I guess we'd better say slabs are in, and we are taking about generally unbroken (un-terraced cliffs). I'm not sure Balls or Fed would qualify. Uluru might - it's 348m above the plain so if you found a route with a slope averaging 45 degrees it'd stretch to 492m. Did the old climbs (I think one was called Kangaroo Paw?) go to the summit?

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