General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
People who bring their pet dog into national parks	22-Aug-2011 At 9:46:49 AM	evanbb
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On 22/08/2011 pmonks wrote: >On 22/08/2011 evanbb wrote: >>Also, dogs in NPs - Evan says no. Under absolutely no circumstances. > >Disagree - dogs are entirely acceptable, indeed actively encouraged, within >all areas including NPs, as long as they're part of a stew, pie, cloak, >picnic rug, etc. Nothing better than seeing dogs being put to good use... >...well except for seeing cats being put to similar, excellent uses. There is no where I wouldn't wear a cat-hat.

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