Category Archives: Bushwalking

The first whiff of freedom!

Posted on May 15, 2020 by marilyn

BRISBANE WATERS NP – 15 May 2020 It’s been six weeks since the lockdown, and some restrictions have been lifted, up to 10 people can get together to walk, as long as social distancing is practised. Apart from local fitness walks … Continue reading →

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The Lockdown Challenge

Posted on April 21, 2020 by marilyn

BERKELEY VALE – 21 April 2020 So, we’ve all heard the PM giving us an overview of what’s ahead.  And it isn’t pretty – we could be looking at six months of “stay at home”.  I thought I would find … Continue reading →

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The penultimate canyon before the Lockdown

Posted on March 21, 2020 by marilyn

NEWNES PLATEAU – 21 March 2020 Cerberus Creek – if I’d known this would be my second-last canyon for the foreseeable future, I might have chosen a different one … but on the bright side, we have a new canyon … Continue reading →

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Kubla Khan – I might hold a record for this cave

Posted on March 9, 2020 by marilyn

CAVING in TASMANIA – Part 2 – MOLE CREEK – 9 March 2020 So, we’re up to our 6th day at Mole Creek, and the plan is to do Kubla Khan.  Now, Kubla and I have a history … I … Continue reading →

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River Explorers on Woronora River

Posted on February 29, 2020 by marilyn

HEATHCOTE NP – 29 February 2020 Imagine a day out with pool rings, champagne, hot dogs and the words  River Explorers sung to the tune of  Viva Las Vegas (none of us could remember any of the lyrics other than Viva Las … Continue reading →

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