On 6-Jan-2018 Wendy wrote:
>Do you have to go back to 1976 to find the last significant international
>visitor to Canberra?
It certainly seems like it.
>Oh the one decent bit of cliff that has one decent route on it that you
>have to climb the not so great Kundalini to get to? No, because we had
>been burnt out by the averageness of Kundalini.
I like how you refer to a 300m high x 100m wide wall as "the only decent bit of cliff". Also, you can scramble around the Kundalini buttress. There is plenty of good climbing at Mello, the downside is that the campground sucks and is expensive.......but hey, I think that goes for all of europe these days.
>I'm not rich, but i'm sort of notorious. Does that count? Seriously, I
>stayed in a squat in argentiere for 3 seasons 2005-7. Paid normal camping
>fees in 2008. Caught a few cable cars at about 20euro each, but you can
>walk if you really want. stayed in alpine huts for a mere 6 euro a night,
>but you could suffer through camping in the snow if you really want.
So....you recommend people go to Cham, sleep in a squat, catch 20euro cable cars, and climb amazing routes? Cause our friends who were there last summer had an expensiver experience, which involved a lot of standing in queues for routes.
>It might be getting a bit bored now. Seems to have been there a while.
I've heard it's keen to knock out a couple of walls, and redo the kitchen. |