General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Havachatwithhexy...	25-Jan-2005 At 9:44:15 AM	bapak
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Back in the "aussie apartheid" days of the 60's (showing my age !) I can remember that the local indigenous ladies of my home town (Shepparton) were not allowed to drink in the "ladies lounge" & were banished to the "Main Bar". They were not allowed to use the ladies loo either & which resulted in them having to "back up" to the gents trough (gush) which at the time was quite acceptable ! (No "shee pee" adaptors available then) Steve :-) PS : - Our local Climbing Gym = the 200ft Radio Masts @ Radio Australia which we climbed according to which mast wasn't "live" at a given time. No harness, no sense !

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