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Crag & Route Beta

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Granite Tor Between Goulburn and Crookwell
PDRM
15-Dec-2009
1:15:49 PM
On 14/12/2009 wallwombat wrote:
>OK, Brushoff it is then. I have a spayer.
>
>Cruze, that big gum tree in the photo is indeed a 'big gum tree' - it's
>about 200m away.

Grazon is also good on woody weeds like blackberry

.M
GriZZly
16-Dec-2009
11:59:39 AM
Wombat, the climbs were put up by a guy named Aidan (an ex goulburnian) and another guy whose name ive forgotten who lives south of Goulburn in Bungendore. If you really want to get the lowdown on the climbs and the bouldering problems drop into the the Lake George Hotel in Gibraltar st Bungendore and speak to the chef. Hes also got an awesome woodie..

The crag is named pejar (for obvious reasons) and there are 3 climbs i think. The arete is a high teen maybe 18/19, theres a blank slab to its left which is about a 23 and around and down to the right of these theres another climb whihc is about 21 i think.

Other than that there is bouldering all around it.

Also it was all bolted in the last 5 years (dont quote me) and ive been out there once 4 months ago.

Cheers

wallwombat
16-Dec-2009
12:10:31 PM
Excellent! Thanks for the info GriZZly.

What were the Blackberries like then. They seem to have gone psycho in the last couple of months.

I'll go and chat to the climbing chef next time I head down to Black Range.
GriZZly
16-Dec-2009
12:20:04 PM
Yeh they were pretty bad back then too. Its a nice spot if you need to do some climbing and youre based out of goulburn.

evanbb
16-Dec-2009
12:22:24 PM
On 16/12/2009 wallwombat wrote:
>What were the Blackberries like then. They seem to have gone psycho in
>the last couple of months.

If it's anything like the viney weeds in my backyard, they went absolutely sick after the august/september rains and the following hot weather. I bet they're getting horrible, dry and spikey now though.
grangrump
16-Dec-2009
1:40:07 PM
On 16/12/2009 GriZZly wrote:
>.... If you really want to get the lowdown on the climbs and the
>bouldering problems drop into the the Lake George Hotel in Gibraltar st
>Bungendore and speak to the chef. Hes also got an awesome woodie..

you may well meet him at Black Range, based on my experience

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