General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Mediawatch	30-Apr-2016 At 12:52:06 PM	patto
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On 30/04/2016 martym wrote: >The Geology section of the Mentz/Tempest Arapiles guidebook says Arapiles >is the very end of the great dividing range. I don't have a copy handy >but it's a good read. I'd say that honour goes to the Grampians. So does wiki. Arapiles isn't there because of localised crust uplifting. It is there because the rock got hardened by magma intrusion underneath. There are plenty of other volcanic induced formations south and west of Arapiles including a bunch of volcanos. These are aren't part of the Great Dividing Range Either.

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