Uluru at peace.

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Originally Posted by rick130

But no one is allowed to climb on the bloody roof!! [emoji6][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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I think this comparison is not real accurate. Just because it is high up does not make it a roof. It is still the ground where one normally walks, just closer to the sun. More like climbing up the fronts steps IMHO.

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Originally Posted by grey_ghost

You continually prove my point Bob - if someone has a different view to you, then you are quite disrespectful to them.

You do it time and time again.

Me? I am just lying down for an afternoon nanna nap [emoji6]

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:Thump:Know what? Think what you like.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Wow, those Japanese must be pretty smart, making trees!
Then again, eevo's probably just trying to get a rise out of Bob.

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Good luck with that.[thumbsupbig]

Who here would knowingly trample over graves?

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Originally Posted by Eevo

those things are man made?

is uluru man made?

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Mt Kailash is not man-made, the sacred rocks in Japan are not man-made, the sacred trees in Japan are not man-made, Mt Athos is not man-made - a religious site does not have to be constructed to be sacred.

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Originally Posted by blackrangie

Sad day for Australians, to restrict access to anything natural is imo wrong if it can be done sustainably, nothing natural is someone's, its ours. Ive never been up there, shame.

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"nothing natural is someone's, its ours" - I think you'll find that that's not how property rights work in Australia. And Uluru is actually owned by the Anangu and leased back to National Parks.

There are some stunning locations in Australia that are on private land - are you seriously suggesting that you have a right to just go on in?

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Originally Posted by pop058

Does this belief and respect you speak off also apply to those who believe it is just a rock ????

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Is that a religious belief that it's just a rock? Which religion would that be?

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Who here would knowingly trample over graves?

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How many people are buried under Ayers Rock?

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Originally Posted by BradC

How many people are buried under Ayers Rock?

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Now you're just being obtuse.

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Originally Posted by Arapiles

"nothing natural is someone's, its ours" - I think you'll find that that's not how property rights work in Australia. And Uluru is actually owned by the Anangu and leased back to National Parks.

There are some stunning locations in Australia that are on private land - are you seriously suggesting that you have a right to just go on in?

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Uggh