I have a buddy who mtn bikes and wake boards..he says gnarly. He aslo climbs..never heard him say it in that venue.......but it is time for a new flavor of the month.
Typically referring to pow-pow (powdery snow), a la "shredding the gnar" or "floating the pow-pow".
right. it doesn't apply to climbing.... unless you're from colorado, and, in that case...
... go back to colorado
I think gnar, gnar is kosher for use in climbing situations, not for me though, I am old like pig.
Also I'm supportive of the pulling of that gear, it was pretty manky. Hows about all the people who are complaining about him not replacing the draws contribute a draw or two to the cause.
If gear is removed because of being to gnar, no one is responsible for replacing it. It was abandoned in the first place. It is merely litter clean up time now.
pigsteak wrote:If gear is removed because of being to gnar, no one is responsible for replacing it. It was abandoned in the first place. It is merely litter clean up time now.
pigsteak wrote:If gear is removed because of being to gnar, no one is responsible for replacing it. It was abandoned in the first place. It is merely litter clean up time now.
Agreed. I considered it trash.
As do many non-climbers.
"Be responsible for your actions and sensitive to the concerns of other visitors and land managers. ... Your reward is the opportunity to climb in one of the most beautiful areas in this part of the country." John H. Bronaugh
