General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Accessing rock on private land	25-Jul-2014 At 9:31:23 AM	macey
Message
Thanks everybody for your replies. I'm considering finding out exactly who this land belongs to and simply trying the original method of asking politely. Think I might also take along some photos of myself and friends bouldering so they can actually get a clear picture of what I'm planning to do on their land (making sure the pics show plenty of mats and good spotting on some tame & safe problems, making sure at least one of us is wearing a jumper supporting their preferred footy team. ). One older farmer in the past knew nothing about rock climbing and treated me very suspiciously, saying it sounded "weird" to him. He kept asking why people would want to climb up rocks!!

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