Category Archives: Bushwalking

More sea caves

Posted on February 18, 2023 by marilyn

CATHERINE HILL BAY – 18 February 2023 Beth L had asked if I would put on a day walk to the sea caves, the tides have to be “just right” so I wasn’t sure I could, but on sussing out … Continue reading →

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WoJ – Certainly Blog-worthy

Posted on January 13, 2023 by marilyn

TASMANIA – Walls of Jerusalem – 10 – 13 January 2023 When Jim C told me he was doing the Walls of Jerusalem walk in Tassie in January, I said I’d be interested.  Then I got busy and didn’t do … Continue reading →

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The start of the No Gaps on Maps Series

Posted on December 4, 2022 by marilyn

DHARUG NP – 4th December 2022 Sorry, can’t take credit for the “no gaps on maps” tagline – it either originated with Louise or John G, not sure, but it certainly fits my foray into Dharug NP.  My map is … Continue reading →

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Caving at Jaunta aka Blackberry Caving

Posted on November 6, 2022 by marilyn

JAUNTER – 5 – 6 November 2022 I’d heard a bit about Jaunter “tiny holes going no-where”, not even sure who said that.  But then, Rod put a surveying trip on at Jaunter and I thought it would be a … Continue reading →

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How many squeezy holes could there be?

Posted on October 18, 2022 by marilyn

KANGAROO ISLAND – PART 1 – 15-18 October, 2022 When Clare B told me about the project to survey 100+ new caves found on Kangaroo Island (in South Australia), she was very clear, she had no idea what we’d find … Continue reading →

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