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EASTER!!!!!

Bel
18-Mar-2013
11:28:41 AM
So the most traditional easter 4 day weekend approaches and as i get used to dealing with latino/dominican carnage i think of what i would normally be doing right now..... cooking stews and currys to pack down and choosing routes for Moonarie of course!!! So i wonder what is australias easter climbing tradition??? hit me with it, make a girl home sick!!!
prb
18-Mar-2013
11:36:14 AM
The weather has turned autumnal and pleasant so we're getting our to-do list together: Pagoda, Flying Buttress, Miles from Nowhere, Hangover Layback, Pine Crack, Outside Chance, Downwind of Angels......does that make you homesick enough!

ajfclark
18-Mar-2013
11:37:28 AM
Submitting an awesome film to Goatfest... Preferably by the end of this week...

Eduardo Slabofvic
18-Mar-2013
12:33:14 PM
On 18/03/2013 ajfclark wrote:
>Submitting an awesome film to Goatfest... Preferably by the end of this
>week...
>

Your naivety is most endearing

Groveller
18-Mar-2013
7:02:37 PM
Popeye, Groveller, Gobbler and Squishy are heading to Arapiles if it isnt raining. 3 days of no hygiene, bacon for breakfast and tea at Bonnie and Clydes in Horsham. The wife is working all Easter, hooray!

Bel
19-Mar-2013
4:13:28 AM
suitably jelous, booo but i will say im flying to a little carrbean island for a week of diving and kiting!! still would swap for pine crack and coopers sparkling
Dave J
19-Mar-2013
2:32:55 PM
On 18/03/2013 ajfclark wrote:
>Submitting an awesome film to Goatfest... Preferably by the end of this
>week...
>

I second this. Cant think of a better way for people to spend the lead up to easter.
kieranl
19-Mar-2013
2:43:40 PM
On 18/03/2013 Groveller wrote:
>Popeye, Groveller, Gobbler and Squishy are heading to Arapiles if it isnt
>raining. 3 days of no hygiene, bacon for breakfast and tea at Bonnie and
>Clydes in Horsham. The wife is working all Easter, hooray!

And taking part in Goat Knotto, I hope!

Eduardo Slabofvic
19-Mar-2013
3:09:56 PM
On 19/03/2013 Dave J wrote:
>On 18/03/2013 ajfclark wrote:
>>Submitting an awesome film to Goatfest... Preferably by the end of this
>>week...
>>
>
>I second this. Cant think of a better way for people to spend the lead
>up to easter.

You guys are so cute.

cool hand lock
19-Mar-2013
3:39:46 PM
I'll be climbing at Araps. Climbs more than 15mins from the Pines are empty, even at Easter.

Pat
19-Mar-2013
9:40:37 PM
10 days at Araps starting good thursday(?), poking around the northern group, pinnacle face, tiger wall, eagle cleft if it is hot. Watching the kids wobble their way up their first few leads, braving the horrors of the Nati caravan park. (much water in the lake still?)
anthonycuskelly
19-Mar-2013
9:43:29 PM
There are climbs more than 15 minutes from the Pines?

Groveller
19-Mar-2013
10:23:55 PM
What is Goat Knotto?

shortman
19-Mar-2013
10:34:40 PM
On 19/03/2013 Groveller wrote:
>What is Goat Knotto?

A knot comp @ Araps over easter to raise momey for the rescue group. You'll probably need them.

:-)
yenwongdvm
19-Mar-2013
11:30:48 PM
Is there anyone is driving from Melbourne to Araps next Tuesday that I can catch a lift from? Happy to share petrol costs. Or if someone wants to share a rental car together I'm happy to do that too. I'm flying from Sydney to meet some friends that are already there. My third visit to Araps and I'm getting excited.
Cheers,
Yen

Bel
20-Mar-2013
4:01:50 AM
wish i was going to the moon even if i have not rock climbed now in, gulp 2 years and would be happy to get up GRRC and Nervine without crying!!!!

jimmyS
20-Mar-2013
8:30:29 AM
Heading north of the border and spending a week in Nowra, followed by a week in the Bluies before migrating back south the more homely state.
prb
20-Mar-2013
10:50:27 AM
Know what you're saying Bel. I was on GRRC last year with two Moonarie first-timers. I'd forgotten what good value it is at 13 - the first pitch is continually interesting and the awkward jamming on the third pitch (at grade 9 or so) is pretty special. I think Moonarie grades should be the standard for the rest of the country!

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