General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Relationship between climbers and reptiles	14-Apr-2014 At 11:10:34 AM	Climboholic
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There are lots of Skinks on the walls and plenty of Stumpies on the ground. A friend of mine once mistook two amorous stumpies under her tent for a snake and got a bit concerned. Or are you talking about snakes in the same cracks that climbers want to put their hands or gear? There are a number of cracks around the country know to be a snake's seasonal home (I put my hand in a crack 10cm away from a coiled up Tiger snake once). I haven't encountered any at Arapiles but there's probably a few cracks known for it.

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