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The Tower - Ground Fall	3-Jan-2007 At 1:41:40 PM	BigMike
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On 3/01/2007 john s wrote: >>I've never heard of anyone complaining about bolts. Apart from climbers. > I've had several interesting chats with bushwalkers on the popular path below Shipley Upper in the Blue Mts. ``It's such a nice piece of rock and you've ruined it with those bolts,'' one matronly woman told me. In the friendliest possible way I pointed out that the path we were standing on was far more intrusive, esp when lined by steel safety railings towards the left side of the crag ... not to mention the big road and parking lot up above where she'd parked her car ... I hope she at least saw my point ... But in the eyes of the average punter, we ``need'' scenic walking paths, while bolts are an abomination...

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