The Grasshopper, your rock climbing Google chat bot

Buddy up with the Grasshopper (grasshopper@urbancrag.com.au) on Google Talk. The Grasshopper is a chat bot that can help you with instant answers to your rock climbing endeavours at Kangaroo Point cliffs and elsewhere. If you’re stuck or bored with something to say, type help or just chat naturally to the Grasshopper. Please note, adding the [...]

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Kangaroo Point Cliffs Rock Climbing Guide

This guide only describes the routes located between the Kangaroo Point Cliffs northern stairs to the southern stairs (below Scouts Place). The purpose of this Urban Crag Kangaroo Point Cliffs rockclimbing guide is to serve as an insight into the rock climbs at Kangaroo Point. For a more up to date and informative guide please [...]

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Rock Climbing at Kangaroo Point Cliffs

Introduction The Kangaroo Point Cliffs extend south from the Story Bridge to the South East Freeway. The cliffs expose rocks called Brisbane tuff. This was formed by a volcanic flow about 230 million years ago after a violent eruption. In modern times, Brisbane Tuff was quarried for 150 years which left a vertical rock face [...]

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About

Email us at the.crew@urbancrag.com.au The Grasshopper: Dennis Mellican The protagonist of Urban Crag, The Grasshopper was once the disciple of the French climber Justin Appietto. Climbing since 1995, he now leads a group of merry climbers religiously to Kangaroo Point each week. He has introduced many to rock climbing: The Teacher: John Farrelly A long [...]

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Girly Tights, Girly Socks, Girly Shoes and a Girl

Welcome to the Team Fibonacci training blog.  Team Fibonacci is competing in the Kokoda Challenge in July 2009.  The Kokoda Challenge is a 96km charity bush walk around the Gold Coast hinterland with a 39 hour time limit.  It is done in teams of 4 who can have a support crew that will meet them [...]

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