General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Covid 19 Affect on climbing?	8-Apr-2020 At 8:19:24 PM	salty crag
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Hey M9, I'm also hitting up the forest trails around my home on the mountain bike and loving it. I was a tad worried when talk of a surfing ban came in but the news tonight stated surfing is allowed if you live on the coast so yippee!! Twas a bit weird to be able to swim at my local breaks as thats exercise but if I grabbed my board I could be fined. On that the local constabulary have been seen at our surf spots checking number plates and licences. My favourite local spot, Blacknose point was going off Tuesday and only 14 in the water instead of 60+, locals only. Haven't seen that since the late 70s. I'm guessing that will be the same for climbing at Araps and the gramps, locals only.

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