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It is a shame to lose places like that, either for our own safety or because of natural deterioration.
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Deterioration has not been mentioned, to my knowledge. Safety has been cited. Thirty-five people killed while climbing. Based on that theory, we shouldn’t fly, drive, or walk across a road.
I Googled ‘how many tourist killed while climbing Ayres Rock’. And found this link.
https://www.environment.gov.au/system/files/resources/4039eb6a-b3e7-49f0-b28d-200793b53057/files/uktnp-a4factsheet-pleasedontclimb-small.pdf
I just wonder how tourism will hold up when ‘discouraged to climb’ turns into a ‘blanket ban’. I heard this being discussed on radio a few months ago and according to those ‘experts’ there is evidence the The Rock has been climbed for many thousands of years, which is contrary to current reasoning.
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We have become a society where we sue at a moments notice therefore have created an over cautious world.
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True. However. Words like ‘original owners’ and ‘sacred site’ seem to be pushing the closure…
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