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how is the weather at araps not general discussion

nat

12-Jan-2011
9:10:16 PM

Or, for that matter, the floods in the whole of victoria? Or, the floods in nsw, and qld???????

BoulderBaby

12-Jan-2011
9:55:52 PM

because people will hijack the thread, and then link you the original discussion

this link here, as discussed.

ajfclark

12-Jan-2011
10:14:30 PM

Your the one that started the thread in crag beta...

nat

12-Jan-2011
10:39:47 PM

did not

IdratherbeclimbingM9

12-Jan-2011
10:41:11 PM

>how is the weather at araps not general discussion
>Or, for that matter, the floods in the whole of victoria? Or, the floods in nsw, and qld???????

... because this is a climbing site?
;-)

Miguel75

12-Jan-2011
11:43:00 PM

I once went for a walk in the woods of the high Uintas and saw a squirrel.

mattjr

13-Jan-2011
3:06:42 AM

mmmm.. thems some tasty squirrel!

Samuel

13-Jan-2011
8:39:14 AM

Going by the news last night, and the image of water flowing through the take away
at Natimuk. I would say not good.

There also seemed to be a keen interest in saving the pub.

Gavo

13-Jan-2011
8:43:07 AM

Over 80mm of rain coming in the afternoon in Nati according to weatherzone...

kieranl

13-Jan-2011
8:59:38 AM

Yesterday, if you were at Arapiles, it hardly rained after early morning. Today it is raining.

nat

13-Jan-2011
1:55:34 PM

On 13/01/2011 kieranl wrote:
>Yesterday, if you were at Arapiles, it hardly rained after early morning.
>Today it is raining.

but it was already flooded at that time

nat

13-Jan-2011
2:01:24 PM

On 12/01/2011 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:
>>how is the weather at araps not general discussion
>>Or, for that matter, the floods in the whole of victoria? Or, the floods
>in nsw, and qld???????
>
>... because this is a climbing site?
>;-)

so doesn't the rain affect climbing??

kuu

13-Jan-2011
2:15:06 PM

On 13/01/2011 nat wrote:
>On 13/01/2011 kieranl wrote:
>>Yesterday, if you were at Arapiles, it hardly rained after early morning.
>>Today it is raining.
>
>but it was already flooded at that time

If you already knew that why start this new/duplicate thread?

It seems particularly mischievous given that the worrying weather situation throughout Eastern Australia has been pretty much headline news on TV, Radio and in the Press.

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