Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Dreamtime Wall rock quality	1-Apr-2018 At 5:50:20 PM	One Day Hero
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On 1-Apr-2018 gfdonc wrote: >I've established (and cleaned) some routes there and at some point you >have to make a decision to stop trying to prise bits off so there'll be >some cliff left for future generations. This is known as China syndrome, common on volcanic cliffs. If you have a narrow band of bottomless choss, glue and a bit of discrete reo can be the answer. If it's the whole wall, why the fuch are you bolting it in the first place?

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