There has been much recent discussion about the Albany Adventure Climbing Zone and whether it is still relevant and hampering the development of climbing in the areas that it applies to. So, at the committee meeting on 25 November 2009, after consultation with local climbers, a resolution was passed and the AACZ amended to the …
As you can see, we have now completed the redesign of the CAWA website. You may notice the following changes: News items, which many users were unaware of, are now part of the CAWA blog. We will be using this to improve our communication with the WA climbing community. Updating the site is much simpler, …
Helmets. How many of you have one? How many of you wear them even if you do have one? I have a helmet. A pretty blue Black Diamond one. And I really dislike wearing it while I’m climbing because I seem to bump my head on things a lot more often. Most of the climbers …
By Gareth Wall It was hot, the problems were hard and a bit under graded. All competitors had to push themselves during the pumpfest to a level they hadn’t pushed to before. The moans from sore competitors during the following few days brought a sadistic smile to my face. I had achieved where I felt …
We are keen for any climbing stories from WA or abroad that may be suitable for publication in newsletters. All climbing images or artwork would be welcomed. Stories from the recent CAWA trip to Willyabrup would be a great start. So please send your material in, we want to share it with other climbers and this …
By Louise Fisher On the Queen’s Birthday weekend, after a week of miserable rain, the sun finally shone and over fifteen CAWA members made the journey down to Willyabrup to take full advantage. The group travelling in my car were entertained by the bouncing Buddha on the dashboard – until it drove Ross to distraction …
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