When I started it I was feeling a bit selfconscious and expected to get challenged but I found that most people just ignore you. The few times someone asked me about it they were interested in the sport. Kids sometimes join in.
I'm actually not sure as to the legality but I think that it might not even be illegal if it's on public structures instead of private ones? Or... semi-legal?? I don't know if there's even a paragraph in the law text that would apply here.
When I climb things like garages or house corners, I make sure there aren't too many people around, just in case. But with public sculptures, bridges, or walls I'm no longer that concerned. You get used to the feeling of being in public. I try to make extra sure to leave the spot just as I found it, of course. No chalk, no foot prints on white walls.
Cliffs sounds appealing as well! We don't have any here so one has little choice but use man-made structures. But I also like the idea of reinterpreting architecture. :)
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I'm actually not sure as to the legality but I think that it might not even be illegal if it's on public structures instead of private ones? Or... semi-legal?? I don't know if there's even a paragraph in the law text that would apply here.
When I climb things like garages or house corners, I make sure there aren't too many people around, just in case. But with public sculptures, bridges, or walls I'm no longer that concerned. You get used to the feeling of being in public. I try to make extra sure to leave the spot just as I found it, of course. No chalk, no foot prints on white walls.
Cliffs sounds appealing as well! We don't have any here so one has little choice but use man-made structures. But I also like the idea of reinterpreting architecture. :)