General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	28-Apr-2008 At 12:38:53 PM	BigMike
Message
I'm loading up the car and heading for the Red Centre next weekend. I've been living in Australia for six years, so I'm relatively new to the debate about traditional ownership of land etc, but of course know that the question of whether one should climb Uluru is a controversial one. My born-and-bred Australian mate tells me he's going up for sure, and I have no doubt that I'll have an urge to follow him. So I'd like to ask you loyal Chockersers about the issue. I know that the issue has been discussed in the past, but not polled, to my knowledge. Feel free to add some comments in support of your opion, if you have the time and inclination. Cheers BigMike

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