RE: ULURU-Ayers Rock. Would you climb a Natural Wonder of the World?

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ULURU-Ayers Rock. Would you climb a Natural Wonder of the World?

in travel •  7 years ago 

I am a bit confused. If ownership was transferred back to the aboriginal people and they don't want people to climb it then aren't there already bans and penalties in place although admittedly they need to start being enforced. If someone climbed on my roof and took a dump you can be sure they would be getting arrested.

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      ·  7 years ago 

    as far as i know it is banned but no penalties apply

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