General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Feedback Required -Climbing Track Signage	27-Mar-2008 At 9:24:36 PM	master of drung
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this may sound silly but believe that the less climbers exist in an official capacity in a national park the better. We may currently have official status of some sort and approval but who knows what the future hold. An unmarked track is much less likely to have a sign put up saying no climbing than one that is specifically signed for climbers. Climbers should keep as low a profile as possible for as long as possible. Wow first post for 12 months an opiniated rant what fun!

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