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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Uluru ethics |
28-Apr-2008 At 1:50:59 PM |
ZERO
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>Personally I vote for taking all the metal crap off it. I'd like to see
>people have a crack at it free (cables/posts = aid)... it wouldn't even
>be an option for punters if the cables weren't there!
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>Adam
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There are a few documented free climbs from the 60s, the "kangaroo's tail" being one of the classics.
That sort of climbing may end up putting a big hole in your pocket, as it is now a park offence. |
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