AnswerID: 146587 Submitted: Thursday, Jan 05, 2006 at 14:17
Bros 1
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G-Z,
Instead of closing the place or raising the costs and limiting the campers, why don't they police the place a bit more and chuck out the unruly few. Just my opinion.
My better half and myself recently visited a camp site close to my home for a week. The first three days were bliss as we were the only ones there. Come the weekend and two blokes and their trail bikes turned up and that was the end of the peace for the next two days. They just tore up the dunes and the dirt roads around the place. What can you do and still have a chance of staying unharmed or even dead in the extreme circumstance if you say something to these people.
Sorry for the diatribe but it is one of my pet hates.
Cheers,
Bros.
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FollowupID: 400084 Submitted:
Thursday, Jan 05, 2006 at 16:48
Outbacktourer posted:
I agree with you, unfortunately the response these days is to defuse the situation by bans rather than policing. Jetski's were banned off the harbour because of a few louts they could not be bothered catching, the Premier of NSW effectively closed a number of beaches in
Sydney before Xmas, if that can happen who knows what else will. Unfortunately the rebel minority have little by little found out they can get away with almost anything. My pet hate too, sorry.
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