Sleepy Wallaby Boulder Guide

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Ben Vincent

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1. Sleepy Wallaby Boulder 1 in Boulder
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1. Sleepy Wallaby Boulder 1 route in Boulder

Summary:

Seasonality

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -31.066350, 150.990343

description

Large boulder above creekline along western edge of TSR with a tall blank southwestern face and a killer mantle on the southerly side

access issues

Both the TSR (Tintin's) and Porky's are public land but please don't cross fence lines into private property, as temping as some of those boulders look.

inherited from Tintinhull

approach

30m northeast of Stinger/20m southwest of Stacked

ethic

Please keep the gate closed to the TSR (tintin's) cattle on the road is no fun. While we welcome the additions of new routes and projects only ask that contact is made to our group so we may keep things updated (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1442121059411786/) Please ensure you take all your rubbish with you. We as a group are making a conscious effort to clean up this area to ensure future use for everyone.