General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	28-Apr-2008 At 1:36:36 PM	oweng
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I climbed it when I went there, and it was a highlight. Also did the walk around the outside, which was good, but by walking around the outside I didnt really get a feel for how big it actually is. I mean, sure it took a long time to walk around so it must have been pretty big, but you can only ever see a tiny piece of it at one time. I was saved from any ethical hand wringing by having no idea before I climbed it that doing so was not encouraged. If I had the choice about whether to climb it or not now, I think I would choose to climb it. Going there and not climbing to the top to me would be a bit like going on the CUB tour and not having the free beers afterwards.

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