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Tasmanian site will close

widewetandslippery

12-Mar-2016
5:38:38 PM

This is a great site to read, while not modern climbing so to speak its still bloody awesome:

http://dveltkamp.customer.netspace.net.au/KeithLancaster/index.htm

citationx

13-Mar-2016
12:23:02 PM

so you're saying this website is going to be closed down?
That's a shame. Never seen it, would've been good to have discovered it a while back.
Know when it's gone?

widewetandslippery

13-Mar-2016
2:08:25 PM

No, found this on bushwalk.com. Its gold. have a look there for details. the material is priceless.

lukef

14-Mar-2016
9:09:58 AM

Someone could put a request into the Tasmania library (or something similar) to have the website hosted or archived with them?

citationx

14-Mar-2016
10:08:18 AM

I'm definitely going to be reading through those tales. Hopefully some good insight into gear and travel methods and what the towns were like (if anything!) and ...stuff.
Such a throw back to the history! Exciting.
Would be good for some sort of official chronicling of it all, surely it's worthy of keeping!

johnpitcairn

14-Mar-2016
10:55:27 AM

If it should happen to disappear before anyone local does anything about it, I have just made an archive of it (for my own personal reading). Assuming the family don't want it taken down, and if no suitable public hosting can be found in Tassie or Oz, I'd be happy to chuck it up on my server in NZ.

ajfclark

14-Mar-2016
8:33:33 PM

There's a copy in Archive.org...

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