Red tagged routes in Muir

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clif
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Post by clif »

finally
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Post by bcombs »

:lol: Dilly bar
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Post by Shamis »

I thought that when you sent a red tagged route, you got to keep the draws as a prize.
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Post by Saxman »

You can poach any of Kipp's routes, just lead them on gear and chop the bolts muttering something about ethics and purer style.
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Re: Red tagged routes in Muir

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weber wrote:....and not on easy routes by newbies who don't know any better. 5.11/5.12 climbers should know the drill.

Thanks.
you would think, but most gym rats without the slightest notion of climbing community (whatever that is any more - anticlmbr) can crank pretty damn hard. It sucks that their lead belay card at the gym gives them the confidence to go to muir without someone who knows the ropes.
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Post by clif »

anticlmber wrote:clif, just a quick hit.

YES you are a dick questioning this in the least.........
The entire original post is well stated and worth reading, I only highlight this mostly to clarify any association it might have to another thread regarding this issue, and to say that I never did any such thing.

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Post by DriskellHR »

dont worry bout it clif Anti has dickitus.
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