"Closed Project" crack???
and allah and I should know....(about spray status)
btw, I wasn't trying to be a dick about my buddy planning on sending the crack...just announcing his intentions with plenty of forewarninig, so no one acts like he came in here and "stole" the line..he was like many others on here...saw that striking line, and thought it a shame that some many were waiting in line for a natural line such as that.
btw, I wasn't trying to be a dick about my buddy planning on sending the crack...just announcing his intentions with plenty of forewarninig, so no one acts like he came in here and "stole" the line..he was like many others on here...saw that striking line, and thought it a shame that some many were waiting in line for a natural line such as that.
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
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uh, that's not good....pigsteak wrote:.....and the chains broken.
Maybe if we were talking about 13s or 14s, it would be different, but I have a hard time imagining why it's so important to claim a FA on a crag route - especially a single pitch route. Any route that I would consider cleaning/bolting/etc and then expect to be able to send, can be on-sighted and/or used as a warm-up by lots of folks - that's true of all 12s and most 13s. Wether or not someone else has done a route doesn't really effect wether or not I can do the route.SCIN wrote:Man, it really doesn't even matter who climbs the damn thing first. The line will be exactly the same after someone does it than it is right now.
There's a lot of work/time/money put into preparing a route, and the person who does it deserves a great deal of respect, including respecting their request to give them a fair chance to send it, but does this extend for months or years? At that point, it's a 'project' and you'd probably benefit from getting someone else's input on how to send.
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