General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
wood fires at Arapiles	13-May-2014 At 9:51:13 AM	johnpitcairn
Message
We got a bootload of box and red gum firewood for $30 from the Horsham seller, who was excellent to deal with. We still had a night or two left over after a week (that Falcon boot is huge). He will deliver a trailer load to the campsite, but wasn't keen to advertise there - given the general reliability and cheapness of your average climber I can sympathise. We saw more than one obviously guided school/adventure/uni group turn up and start scavenging firewood from the surrounding area. If it was my home turf I'd speak to them - but what good is a rule that offers no alternatives, has zero enforcement and is ignored by organised groups?

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