General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
I wish we had this on the side of my apartment!	21-Apr-2010 At 3:27:36 PM	hargs
Message
I don't know how many buildings I look at and think 'that should have a climbing wall' -- actually the last time I remember thinking this out loud was touring around the new Port Botany extension and marveling at the 20m high concrete sea-wall blocks, hundreds of them, all lined up ready to drop in the bay -- never thought I'd see it on a real building though. Could it ever happen here? What would it take to get something like this installed in a public place? Or on a privately owned building?

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