General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Police charge canyoners for taking risks	18-Feb-2010 At 3:56:03 PM	porkpie
Message
I think doing a canyon last weekend shows poor judgement. But the authorities close areas all to often and I think people are beginning to just ignore there over conservative judgements. If it is hot we close the national parks for risk of fire, if there has been a fire we close it risk of erosion, if there was rockfall 20 years ago (ie Spring creek canyon) we close the area, if there is a new species of tree discovered we close the area, if there is a track near SRA land we close the area, if there is an area of Aborignal heritage we close an area. Sooner or later people are going to start ignoring all the closures and I can understand that.

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