General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
preferred replanting options at The Pines	24-Nov-2014 At 3:10:23 PM	uwhp510
Message
On 20/11/2014 kieranl wrote: >Pinus Radiata is described in Weeds of Australia as " a weed of roadsides, >urban bushland, open woodlands, disturbed sites and waste areas." > >I don't want to support re-planting a weed at Arapiles. I agree. We should also remove all fixed gear and abseil anchors, tear up and replant the campground/roads (with native species of course!), pull down the comms tower, power-lines, toilet block etc, which currently despoil the pristine Arapiles World Heritage area. ps. Don't be racist against pine trees man. Just because they weren't born here, doesn't mean they can't contribute to our society (by providing shade).

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