Right to Climb Top Ten

Right to Climb Top Ten
Since 1 November last year we have posted over 70 articles about the Climb.
These have demonstrated:

• The "We never Climb"/"We don't Climb" message is fake news.
• Cultural concerns about climbing are only a recent invention and were not held by past Traditional Owners who knew more about Aboriginal Laws than the current Board. 
• The Board has broken a promise made by past Traditional Owners.
• The ban on climbing is immoral and illegal
• Visitor statistics are unable to justify the ban.
• The climb is a low risk activity for fit and healthy people who stick to the marked trail.
• Parks Australia have failed in their duty to protect park heritage
• The views are worth the effort.
• Stories about the climb are inspirational
• Other natural places are under threat.

Thanks for reading and make sure you spread the message. The case for the proposed ban continues to unravel. Not sure what will be left of it in 473 days time, other than red faced bureaucrats laying barb wire across the base of the Climb.

Here's the top ten posts based on page views:
Climber's Handbook: A guide to climbing Ayers Rock
17th death on the Rock
A pictorial response to arguments against climbing Ayers Rock
The Ban on Climbing Ayers Rock is Immoral and Illegal
Did the Aboriginal people ever talk to you about either regulating the use of, or even closing the climb? No!
The Petticoat Safari - Have you ever seen anything so wonderful?
Climbing Legends #10 - An Australian youth among desert Aborigines
Rock of ages: our letter in Men's Journal
Climbing Tales #4 The school excursion 1976