Anybody every visit Sandy Cape?? Please read!

Hi guys, here's the deal -

I'm completing a uni research paper on opportunities for nature-based tourism at Sandy Cape, north of Jurien.

The paper is not taking a side or anything - it's just an assignment basically to complete my degree. I just wanted to choose a topic that'd allow me to go camping!!

If you guys could please complete my survey, I would be extremely grateful. And you never know, it may one day have an effect on things.

http://sandycape.questionpro.com/

 

 

Much appreciated!!

Chris


cudbfishn's picture

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Cool just did it for you.

Fri, 2011-09-16 22:07

Cool just did it for you.

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Survey completed

Fri, 2011-09-16 22:18

Ive completed the survey.  Great place to camp out!! One addition would be more rubbish bins and increased collection of the bins they have (not many).

 

Cheers

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Completed

Sat, 2011-09-17 05:41

What is wrong with taking YOUR rubbish home?  You bought it there in the first place!

Footprints should be the only thing left behind.

Cheers Pete

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Pete a bit harsh

Sat, 2011-09-17 08:43

 

I say it more from the point of view that other people leave THEIR rubbish laying around and I noticed when I camped there on tuesday that their was not a lot of bins.  Probably why lazy people leave it around.  I collected 2 bags of litter from around my camp site which I dumped off in Jurien when visiting Whitey.

You are right on though...just leave those foot prints.

Cheers

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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!

Sat, 2011-09-17 09:01

I completely agree with the rubbish business. It always amazes me the amount of rubbish I find at places like this. As well as more bins, maybe the provision of garbage bags at the entry or something? Similar to the dog turd bags at parks? Could encourage people to bring their rubbish home, or at least until they can dump it at Jurien or something.

 

On another note, is it still weedy? Might have to go for a 'research' trip again shortly ;-)

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Spot on Pete D

Sat, 2011-09-17 09:16

we take the lot back with us right down to the bottle tops, orange peel, everything, leave bugger all except footprints

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Park officer

Sat, 2011-09-17 09:26

Chris there was a notice on the toilet door from the Shire offering a position at the park for 3 months.  Probably like a carteker position, anyway 3 months up there for your research paper might be just the trick.

 

Good luck.  Rhyss

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Rubbish

Sat, 2011-09-17 15:30

Things must have changed there was always skip bin on way out we go there on boxing day for a week every year great spot don't tell anyone lol

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have completed the survey for you..

Sat, 2011-09-17 21:54

am trtying to find some time off between now and xmas to get back up there

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Thanks again guys. Yeah there

Tue, 2011-09-20 10:54

Thanks again guys. Yeah there is a skip bin there... however when I was there a few weeks back I think I found the most rubbish in the immediate area around the bin. It isn't good enough just to throw rubbish AT the bin.

One positive thing I noticed though, there was a bloke teaching his young fella to 4x4, south of the campsite towards the island. After driving in circles for half an hour, the kid got out of the car and spent 15 minutes flattening out the damage from his tyres. Never seen anyone do that before!