tasadam wrote:If only I'd saved that info myself...
Son of a Beach wrote:PS. No the issue was not raised by a Parks employee (as far as I know). Just by a concerned member. And both Tasadam and I were considering doing something before we received the complaint, in any case.
corvus wrote:As the area concerned is somewhat remote did the worried member only want their own friends to experience this,ie I know what you don't know and stuff the rest of you ??
corvus
tasadam wrote:corvus wrote:As the area concerned is somewhat remote did the worried member only want their own friends to experience this,ie I know what you don't know and stuff the rest of you ??
corvus
Corvus that is not helpful.
It has been said already that anyone wanting info such as off track locations can receive such info via PM as per site rules, should the holder of that info desire to share it. As you have asked for it, I see no reason why you would not obtain it via PM if your request is noticed, but again it's up to who has the info.
Please accept site rules and admin decisions.
corvus wrote:As the area concerned is somewhat remote did the worried member only want their own friends to experience this,ie I know what you don't know and stuff the rest of you ??
corvus
wander wrote:Well I spose I'll just keep searching through the stuff on the floor again to find the reference I was looking for. I was not really looking to go there. I know already the scrub between the McKays Track and anywhere is very thick, especially at the creeks (not as extensive as many areas, but as thick). So you really, really, really have to want to go off track to actually do it. For am armchair view of this checkout a story that is sometime in the last 12 months (maybe longer) in Wild about a pair of brothers who went off track in this area to link off the McKays track to the White Monlith Range (or thereabouts) which was a stark reminder about the effort required to go off track or off route.
Going off track requires a lot of research and patience and effort to be rewarding and not just a huge slog.
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