General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Permit required for photography in National parks	21-Oct-2003 At 3:16:46 PM	Fe
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There's an alarming increase in this type of restriction in a lot of areas right now (ie photos of public art, photos taken in galleries etc). I'd be very interested to see how Parks Vic actually apply this. Obviously anyone profiting commerically might be a target, but if they got it into their heads that climbing wasn't an activity to be encouraged in parks then other non-commerical sites might also fall under their definition. A wait and see game I think.

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