The road closure issue at Skene has come about due to naive fools attempting to cross the mountain with little or no driving skill, ill equipped vehicles & insufficient food & clothing to spend a night if caught out. Put this together with the fact the emergency services have had trouble getting to them left has meant little choice but to close it due to liability.(What if the next person stuck died?) Simply put our access to Skene has been limited due to a couple of idiots following their road navigators & ignoring the signs, not the Police, not the Council, DSE or Parks.
While you can bash the Association/clubs as much as you want, if it wasn't for their last minute intervention there wouldn't be access available to anybody. Go to NSW to see what happens when people winge but don't act. They close just about everything & what is open you pay to see!
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stop funding these pigs and they will not have the resources to impact our accessability to tracks |
Actually works the other way. When land managers have no money it is far cheaper for them to close a track than it is to maintain it & keep it open
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maby we could get 4wd vic to asign a club each weekend as a roster to set up an inspection point at either end of the road |
Other than the fact many in a vain attempt to keep tracks open are busy doing track clearing, hut restoration, camp host & fixing up damage from wankers who vandalize the bush, humour me with a reason why clubs should sit up at Skene copping abuse so that non members who are too tight to pay & too lazy to help should have access to the hill
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just looked on the mjoc website and there are no snow trips, are there going to be any |
While most trip leaders have been preoccupied with Jambo, I'll certainly be posting one up. Might even camp up on top in igloos if there's some intrest