General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Campfires last night	21-Feb-2011 At 11:17:47 AM	Gavo
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Carbon emission discussion came later on a bit of a tangent I think. The argument against fires was that theyre not allowed and noone else does, and if people do it, it could have a negative impact on everyone else. Dont really understand the damage to the pine forest part. If you meant burning the wood around there, I think people collect it from the surround areas more than the pines itself, and if you meant damaging it by fire well.. I dont have much to say about that... seems obvious that a fire is a risk beyond the boundaries of the pines itself, though a fire within the pines wouldnt be great given the campers.

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