General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bugs and beasties	20-Jan-2006 At 10:12:48 AM	ShinToe Warrior
Message
Generally you will be fine whilst climbing, it's the walk-ins and walk-outs that are more dangerous, the bush being replete with our cuddly biting, deadly venom injecting wildlife. Oh, and be vigilant when taking a sheeit in a campground toilet or in the wild. The redback spider, whilst normally shy, regards the sight of a pair of buttocks as a highly aggressive gesture and may respond by attacking.

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