General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Australia's Own Lost Arrow Spire?	28-Sep-2010 At 12:27:11 PM	DaveN
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These pinnacles are in the Capertee Valley, but not too far from Newnes (via Little Capertee Creek). They are on the divide between Mt Dawson and Point Nicholson. The most impressive is "Ross's Knob" and I haven't heard of it being climbed. Its a fair way to lug in equipment (although there is a fire trail not too far below it - but access to that trail may involve going through private land). There is a photo of it in Ian Brown's early book (the one with poems), and also Tom Williams knows of it - but he has never told me he has climbed it. I have added a few more photos and a google earth image to this page - http://www.david-noble.net/climbing/Pinnacles/RedRocksPinnacles.html Dave

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