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General Climbing Discussion
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Uluru ethics |
29-Apr-2008 At 11:14:59 AM |
grangrump
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One of us went up, the other (anthropologist) did not.
The one who did found the friction far better a few metres from the cable (and the going faster). Take a bag and pick up some rubbish at the top; you'll easily end up with enough spare hats for some years.
If you do go up, have a look around. 99% of the tourists just go to the cairn and back, but there is a huge area atop, with gullies and pools. |
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