General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
King Island	29-Jul-2003 At 11:58:36 AM	V
Message
A potential dilemna is whether to do the mission "sport style", ie. using motorised transport such as a chopper or motorboat, or "trad style" using a yacht :-) [joke] Seriously though, I've been able to take shellite fuel in a chopper before, so long as it's in a proper container. Last time I used a 10L jerry can, shouldn't be a problem. Can't help with a chopper, but I know a few yachties... I'm not much of a technical rock climber, but would be more than happy to act as belay slave / porter / cameraman. Not sure about the timing and cost though. Are you allowed to drill bolts into these islands, or are they in some way protected?

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