Nuts wrote:I dont think you will get many to walk through the deeper bogs, no matter their conscience. At least a bit of work on the deeper one's (and working back to the start ) would make the walk more pleasant. It is a bit of a dilemma but really... what better way to a susatainable economy than people willing to travel (let alone pay), to just go for a walk? I read an article about Cradle Huts recently, was shocked to see that they now employ 70 staff for up to 6 mths of the year.
Anyhow... thanks for the entertaining vid/mud cam. The sound is a good idea (perhaps smell-o-vision also?)
Nuts wrote:Personally, I don't see any real issue in Tassie with increased use and believe that the parks should really be expected to keep up rather than discourage use. Just my view but really, the first time I walked the Overland Track, I thought it was refreshing to see so many others out there, something very rare around the country.
Nuts wrote:Not that my opinion will make one iota, and I expect that someone will find something in it to be affronted by.
Penguin wrote:Do you make it consciously hard/awful to get to so that only the privileged few can get there or do you make it simpler, more can get in, but build better infra structure... Thoughts?
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