General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
State of Barrenjoey after the fires?	3-Nov-2013 At 1:53:37 PM	sbm
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Here's some photos from the works day yesterday, of fire damage to rock on the north side of the headland. None of this is in a climbing area but it's interesting to see. The upper cliffline at Barrenjoey seems to have many 'crispy' thin onion flakes, seems very delicate for Hawksbury sandstone. These are what you see exfoliated off.

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