This working bee will involve maintaining some of the access tracks at the base of the Organ Pipes around Flange and Northern buttress. This activity will involve physical labour, and working on steep, uneven terrain.
Volunteers to meet at the Springs at 9:30 am and then carpool to the climbers car park.
What to bring on the day:
You will need to wear covered shoes/boots, long trousers, a long-sleeved top and a hat (wide-brimmed is best). Bring a raincoat if necessary.
Please bring enough drinking water and snacks/lunch for the duration of the activity. Please also bring a mug if you’d like to join the volunteers for a hot drink at the end of the working bee (we provide afternoon tea).
We provide training and tools.
Please email us if you have any queries: cragcaretas@gmail.com
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