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wood fires at Arapiles


Doug

15/02/2012
10:19:42 PM

Yep and they could have done stuff like split some long sections of timber and placed them over in the gums in the run-off channels that have developed to slow down and disperse fast flowing water when it rains hard so erosion is minimised. It does not really seem that Parks Victoria has any sort of coherent vision for Tuan Arapiles State Park ...


Edward Oslabofvic

15/02/2012
11:31:23 PM

On 15/02/2012 Doug Bruce wrote:
> It does not really seem that Parks Victoria has any sort
>of coherent vision for Tuan Arapiles State Park ...

Ignore this at your/our peril.

go read HRCC's Tourism master Plan that was on public exhibition of the christmas period, or Tourism Victoria's stuff on the following links

http://www.tourism.vic.gov.au/images/stories/Documents/StrategiesandPlans/RMDP-Grampians-2010-2011.pdf


Doug

16/02/2012
6:18:20 AM

On 15/02/2012 Eduardo Slabofvic. wrote:
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>Ignore this at your/our peril.
>
>go read HRCC's Tourism master Plan that was on public exhibition of the
>christmas period, or Tourism Victoria's stuff on the following links
>
>http://www.tourism.vic.gov.au/images/stories/Documents/StrategiesandPlans/RMDP-Grampians-
>010-2011.pdf

By coherent, what I meant was, "Does it make any sense?" And then of course there is the question of whether the plan is actually being implemented. ;-)
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