General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
camping at	21-Sep-2008 At 2:55:55 PM	surfinclimb
Message
Has anyone heard about the bore pump being broken down and the bore now officially beyond low and is now empty? The word is that all large groups e.g schools are being asked to stay at Nati lake. I have no idea how long for but the word is that water is being trucked in to enable non school groups to be able to continue to use the campsite. I know a lot of climbers bring their own water but parks may be concerned that the drop dunny wont be able to cope with all the groups and the increased numbers as the weather improves. I will be calling peter Monday morning to have a chat and will post the updates.

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