Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Narrowneck ladders	26-Sep-2006 At 9:56:34 PM	Dr_nik
Message
Hey guys, Just a little beta, I went out to narrowneck in the Blueys on the weekend and *gasp* the ladders have been removed!!!!! Actually, for many years the ladders have been cut off at the top and bottom and were replaced by wooden ladders by climbers. We found that as of the last couple of weeks the top wooden ladder had broken and so now you need to abseil down 5m or so to the top of the steel ladders. THis isnt a problem if you are climbing out, but if you cant climb out I guess you have a 20km walk around to the golden stairs to get out. Cheers Dr Nik

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