General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	29-Apr-2008 At 9:51:33 AM	earwig
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Other Aboriginal sites I've visited have been taboo for certain members of the community and not for others - men's sites, women's sites, bunjil people and so on - and the community had no problem with people visiting. The reason for the taboos is to maintain the community's social structure (basically, to keep those in control in control) and they generally don't apply to people outside the community. All societies have these "taboos", whether it is the Catholic Church or the National Party. Climb the rock. Then try the east face of St Pat's Cathedral ... great moves over the Jeff Kennett Gargoyle.

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