General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Arapiles Plant Species	31-Jan-2007 At 12:40:14 AM	prb
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Thanks steff and kuu. We can assume the Moonarie pines are C. glaucophylla. They grow on the flat at Bottom Camp but also do pretty well up on the rockier slopes. I think I've noticed some in The Entertainer area at Arapiles. At the Moon, a large specimen sits in front of, and lends its name to, a prominent feature on Checkers Wall. Pine Crack (19) is one great climb, imho.

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