General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Dogface falling (history, not current!)	16-Jun-2015 At 12:40:47 PM	Macciza
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Bit more correction Earliest notice of initial crack was as early as June 1929, and yes for quite some time people simply walked over it, even when it became a bit of a jump . . . This site has lots of embedded links to further stuff to check out that is well worth it ... http://johnsbluemountainsblog.blogspot.com.au/2014/11/the-katoomba-landslides-of-1931.html I particularly like the shot from 60's that clearly show just how hostile an environment it was back then, compared to the greatly softened and vegetated area it is now ... Something John commented on during our last climb there a few years ago and which I had never really considered ....

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