Working Day @ Frog

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wombby		#41	[-]
Dani Andrada 6 years (20/11/08 7:30 PM) Dog whisperer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Thanks Phil, that did it! Good to know if one has to re-size a photo: you need to change the jpg name prior to uploading the re-sized jpg. But also good to know for any future postings: 800 pixels wide is the agreed upon standard. Sorry Col, this should improve things.
Brother Colin		#42	[-]
David Graham 4 years (21/11/08 8:45 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	no worries mark, now that it is sorted out. haha Climb Hard, Climb Safe.
Brother Colin		#43	[-]
David Graham 4 years (21/11/08 8:53 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Remember Everyone, this will be an ongoing (long term) project and will be one of many projects (I hope) around many of the climbing sites around Qld. ACAQld will support this and other projects in the future. We will have to go back every 6 months to continue clearing the entire cliff area. So keep your diary free for the 1st week-end in April for another clean up day at frog. If you have ideas for cleaning up around your local climbing site then pass on a message to me (or any other ACAQld rep) and we will consider the idea. Thanks again. Climb Hard, Climb Safe.
wombby		#44	[-]
Dani Andrada 6 years (21/11/08 7:15 PM) Dog whisperer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Col, If you think we could move that figure down to ca. every 4 months, that would be 3x a year. Looking at the scale of clearing (and time) needed to clear the lantana at Frog alone is rather daunting. With more prediction and earlier promotion of said event well in advance, we should be able to get 10-12 volunteers, which would also go a LOT further, that would be almost double the number of volunteers last time.
rightarmbad		#45	[-]
Adam Ondra 6 years (21/11/08 7:25 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Not scheduling it for when UNI clubs head off on end of year trips may help also. How about taking names and getting priority campsites or free camping for those that worked for it?
Brother Colin		#46	[-]
David Graham 4 years (28/11/08 10:47 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	RAB: this time round was just a timing thing could not be helped with regard to uni groups. This is a volenteer day, getting paid is not an option (ie: free camping) We should not need to bribe people to come to these days by offering things. Wombby: Early april is only 5 months away. We also need to leave room on the calender for OTHER working days at OTHER cliffs. And some room to go climbing as well. I do not think getting people to these days will not be a problem. The first one we only wanted a few people. As we get more people that actually know the routine then the numbers that can participate can grow as well. Patience is needed here. We can not do everything at once. The working day just gone was a success. I did not expect to clear the entire cliff....just a small section. But more importantly was getting the people that came to know how the day works and to then promote it personally to their own groups. Climb Hard, Climb Safe.
rightarmbad		#47	[-]
Adam Ondra 6 years (04/12/08 10:06 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	wasn't saying free camping, just priority when demand is high.
Brother Colin		#48	[-]
David Graham 4 years (05/12/08 10:21 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	This is a volenteer day, getting paid is not an option (ie: free camping) We should not need to bribe people to come to these days by offering things. (even priority for camping) Can't a person just DO something for the community / climbing / Nat Parks without expecting something for themselves. This is a way that climbers can do something for Nat Parks and show that we care for the areas that we climb in. Climb Hard, Climb Safe.

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