Remo Schläpfer
Remo Schläpfer

Boulderblock in the Magic Wood defaced with graffiti

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A beautiful boulder block in the Magic Wood was unfortunately smeared by a graffiti last weekend. We talked to Thomas Saluz from Bodhi Camping.

As Thomas tells LACRUX, this is the popular line Jump (6c +) behind the Beach Block in the Beach sector. It is not yet known who is behind the graffiti. “The police were there and recorded the whole thing. Today she will get in touch with the community so that they can bring criminal charges against strangers, ”explains Thomas.

Remove graffiti as soon as possible

The community has also been briefed by Bodhi Camping directly to ensure that graffiti is removed carefully and as quickly as possible. Apparently, there are assumptions about who might be behind the crime. Let's hope that the matter is clarified and the action finds no imitators.

The graffiti on the boulder block in Averstal

Graffiti on Boulder Block in Magic Wood - Dabbling
This graffiti was placed on the boulder block in the Magic Wood.

Credits: Picture Thomas Saluz

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