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<blockquote data-quote="scratch" data-source="post: 595839" data-attributes="member: 1674">wkmac,Great video and pics, thanks for posting them. I have heard of that pit and know a couple of people that dropped into it. I have the same rappelling rack I bought from Bruce Smith himself at a TAG Cavin Weekend. I use five brake bars too, I like stainless steel over aluminum. They are a little slicker, but they cool off better. I bet that guy was really glazing that static rope a few hundred feet down!I always wanted to do that pit in Pigeon Mountain. I thought that would be so cool to do, but I never got around to getting a rope walker system to climb back out. I do most of my rock climbing at the Lost Wall or Rocktown on Pigeon Mt, it has fantastic sandstone on it. Its like Disney World to cavers and climbers. I have been in Petty Johns Cave there, and also Stephen&#039;s Gap. I took a year or two off from it, but I am trying to work it back into my schedule again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scratch, post: 595839, member: 1674"] wkmac, Great video and pics, thanks for posting them. I have heard of that pit and know a couple of people that dropped into it. I have the same rappelling rack I bought from Bruce Smith himself at a TAG Cavin Weekend. I use five brake bars too, I like stainless steel over aluminum. They are a little slicker, but they cool off better. I bet that guy was really glazing that static rope a few hundred feet down! I always wanted to do that pit in Pigeon Mountain. I thought that would be so cool to do, but I never got around to getting a rope walker system to climb back out. I do most of my rock climbing at the Lost Wall or Rocktown on Pigeon Mt, it has fantastic sandstone on it. Its like Disney World to cavers and climbers. I have been in Petty Johns Cave there, and also Stephen's Gap. I took a year or two off from it, but I am trying to work it back into my schedule again. [/QUOTE]

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