Category Archives: Bushwalking

It’s winter – there aren’t supposed to be snakes around

Posted on June 16, 2016 by marilyn

MOGO AREA – JUNE 12 2016 I didn’t bother to put on gaiters because it was winter, snakes aren’t supposed to be out, at least that’s the urban myth. I was walking along, luckily looking down and there it was, … Continue reading →

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How could there be two identical caves?

Posted on May 15, 2016 by marilyn

WOOLPACK ROCKS #3 – MAY 2016 Unnamed pass > Newnes Plateau > Collett Gap > Red Rocks Creek > Woolpack Gap > Collett Gap This was our 3rd or 4th trip to Woolpack Rocks (depending on what you counted) and our … Continue reading →

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What if the overhang collapses on us while we’re asleep?

Posted on April 23, 2016 by marilyn

ETTREMA THREE CAVES WALK – APRIL 2016 Sassafras > Ettrema Tops > Waterfall Cave > Discovery Cave > Bollards Cave > Sassafras Three camp caves, waterfalls, stunning creeks and The Passages of Time rock formations … all in an area I’d not … Continue reading →

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Revisiting the scene of Martin’s heli-evac

Posted on April 16, 2016 by marilyn

COLO RIVER – APRIL 2016 Caloul Ridge > Crawfords Pass > Wollemi Creek > Colo River > Pass 6 (Slot Pass) > Caloul Ridge Martin D and his wife Jenny were walking down Pass 6 about five years ago and … Continue reading →

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Anne, we’re going to Yerranderie, you’ll love it!

Posted on March 26, 2016 by marilyn

KOWMUNG OVERNIGHT WALK – MARCH 2016 Oberon Stock Route > Mt Hubb > Carkeneller Spur > Waterfall Creek > Kowmung River and Return After walking with Anne B and David S for 2 weeks in New Zealand, I thought I’d … Continue reading →