General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bushwalker missing in the Bluies??	16-Jul-2009 At 2:31:32 PM	billk
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On 16/07/2009 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote: >On 16/07/2009 nmonteith wrote: >>from The Australian >> >>"Mr Cass said his son had been lost numerous times before on mountain >>walks in Wales, including Mt Snowdon, one of Great Britain's highest >mountains >>at 1085m." > OK I'm now pretty much convinced it wasn't a hoax and it's the descriptions of him as an "experienced bushwalker" that are a tad misleading. The Hun noted that the police stations where competent Blueys walkers register their trip plans have EPIRBs that they loan out for free. >Kind of like the 7 summits quest??

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