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Steve (The Steve)22 Dec 2012
I was on a few North Sea sacks in the summer, Old Man etc. And I've haven noticed that the things are falling to bits!!
I've got together a few keen young lads willing to help me make these routes safer, and more enjoyable, with placing a few bolts on some of the loose sections and crux etc.
The problem is, is it worth using bolt that you set in, or expansion ones so we can replace when the sea salt eat them!
In reply to king_of_gibraltar: I'm gutted! I used to get a really good rise out of these geeks, but i think they have cottoned on. oh well, worth a try eh?
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