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Topic	Date	User
Under the radar - but needing a rescue? Rosea	8-Feb-2012 At 4:42:08 PM	ZERO
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On 8/02/2012 Organ Pipe wrote: >Unless there was a sign at the start of the walk in, I wouldn't assume >the climbers knew the area was closed. Unless someone has thrown the "Closed" sign into nearby shrubbery you would be guaranteed to be impaled on its post if you did not see it. PV do not rely on Chockstone, as they are also aiming at bushwalkers, and their signage is placed visibly at access points. No excuses really. Anyhow, wasn't the softie broken ankle guy just in there playing shenanigans with his good lady wife???

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