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Sometimes when I'm rushing and the situation for the groundsman/men is potentially dangerous I slow myself down with the poem about shooting. "all the pheasants ever bred will not make up for one man dead" My own personal safety can be slipshod, but I'm trying to improve.

Climbing line or not, this seems an unnecessarily risky way to come down a spar, I'd expect it from an older dinosaur like me but a young kid? Who taught him to do that? Sorry to be accusatory (if that's a word) but like an earlier poster said how hard would it be to have your flip line round...