General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ben Lomond Bolts Removed	29-Apr-2007 At 10:11:30 AM	TonyB
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Great point Phil. It also applies to bans on mountain biking because of "erosion" in areas such as Manly Dam (NSW). Those in power conveniently overlook the golf course that was carved out of natural bushland on public land and the various fire trails. National Parks commonly ban bolting and require special permission for climbing. Cliffs in my area being plastered with grafitti doesn't seem to be an issue. I wrote to our local council 4 times over 4 months about grafitti on rock faces, before I even had a response and that was only when I copied a newspaper. I'm still waiting for action. They probably would have reacted much more quickly if someone had complained about an "unsightly" bolt or an equally "unsightly" climber.

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