General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bindiis at Dec Crag, Arapiles	10-Jan-2010 At 7:02:02 PM	masterofrup
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just to back this up and apologies to those in the know, these things are horrible, easily causing significant pain through a pair of old thongs. easy to spot and dispose of but mature so fast after any summer rain and then stick to things (footwear and tires) it is very hard to get rid of them. They are prolific in my newish backyard and I hate them with a vengance. Many people being vigilant may possibly get on top of them. The most reliable way i have found to have their appearance burned into your psyche is to steadfastly walk barefoot in infested areas until you are confident you can spot them in your sleep.

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