George Wimpey are bulding houses close by and are planning to back fill rosyth quarry in the near future. This is a great local, easy access venue for rock climbers across the central belt. It is especially valuable for introducing beginners to the sport and has been climbed on for over thirty years. This valuable resource needs to be fought for so help save the quarry and support the clean up day on the 14th June (from 10am) while you are at it!!!
The momentum behind this campaign shows that the climbing community refuses to lose such a vital local spot. Now is the time to reach out to your local representative and demand they oppose the backfilling plans.
Reached 100 supporters
May 27, 2008
6 Comments
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Mark Nair
18 years ago
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30 years of history gone for some overpriced new builds? classic.
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Ali Tate
18 years ago
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What a joke. There is plenty of space elsewhere to build houses without ruining a perfectly good climbing site.
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Sarah Quinn
18 years ago
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My kids learned to climb here. Its one of the only places nearby for beginners to actually get outside. DONT DESTROY IT
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Dave Rogers
18 years ago
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Used the quarry for years. Cant believe they want to ruin it for more boring houses. Leave it alone.
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Jenny Ward
18 years ago
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so sad to hear this news :( hopefully we can save it in time for the summer
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Gordon Hayes
18 years ago
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Great spot for local climbers. Need to keep this open for the next generation to enjoy.
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George Wimpey are bulding houses close by and are planning to back fill rosyth quarry in the near future. This is a great local, easy access venue for rock climbers across the central belt. It is especially valuable for introducing beginners to the sport and has been climbed on for over thirty years. This valuable resource needs to be fought for so help save the quarry and support the clean up day on the 14th June (from 10am) while you are at it!!!
The momentum behind this campaign shows that the climbing community refuses to lose such a vital local spot. Now is the time to reach out to your local representative and demand they oppose the backfilling plans.
Reached 100 supporters
May 27, 2008
6 Comments
M
Mark Nair
18 years ago
Featured
30 years of history gone for some overpriced new builds? classic.
A
Ali Tate
18 years ago
Featured
What a joke. There is plenty of space elsewhere to build houses without ruining a perfectly good climbing site.
S
Sarah Quinn
18 years ago
Featured
My kids learned to climb here. Its one of the only places nearby for beginners to actually get outside. DONT DESTROY IT
D
Dave Rogers
18 years ago
Featured
Used the quarry for years. Cant believe they want to ruin it for more boring houses. Leave it alone.
J
Jenny Ward
18 years ago
Featured
so sad to hear this news :( hopefully we can save it in time for the summer
G
Gordon Hayes
18 years ago
Featured
Great spot for local climbers. Need to keep this open for the next generation to enjoy.
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30 years of history gone for some overpriced new builds? classic.