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Topic	Date	User
A Taste of New Nowra	16-Mar-2011 At 4:34:48 PM	f_ladou
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On 16/03/2011 nmonteith wrote: >I find the vertical and slabby walls tend to be thin with exploding holds >- not really the good stuff. There are much better versions of that style >in the Blue Mountains. I tend to agree although there plenty of exploding holds in the Blueys as well... >Next time check out Darkside, Moonshine & Panther. These crags are more >heavily featured with waterpolished rock and pockets. The far end of TJF >has some good stuff as well if you are willing to walk for 15 minutes. 15 minutes?!? So many crags, so little time. And BTW, Neil, many thanks from all of us for developing the area -- and the same to Jason! We had such a great weekend, not to mention the "extra-curricular" activities.

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