General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Mt Arapiles development plans	27-Oct-2010 At 2:52:52 PM	ZERO
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I have also spoken to a senior PV person on this, and although PV have no plans for any major development on land they manage. they have no control over what happens on adjoining private property. However, I think we are all living in Cloud Cuckoo Land if we expect The Pines and adjoining camp/picnic areas to remain as a monument to the lycra brigade of the 1980s. Things will eventually change, and we may have to climb over a few sleeping bods on ledges during those early morning multi-pitch climbs. Apathy will not be the best response to management. Be vocal, but be informed first.

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