Category Archives: Bushwalking

Seven days in NZ with 8 people I hardly knew, this could go one of two ways

Posted on February 14, 2016 by marilyn

NEW ZEALAND – THE HEAPHY TRACK – FEBRUARY 2016 I had caved with David S a couple of times and he knew I was a bushwalker so when he was making plans to go over to NZ in February and … Continue reading →

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Yeah, there’s been a bit of rain, but we should be ok!

Posted on January 27, 2016 by marilyn

COLO WILDERNESS – ANGOWARA CREEK – JANUARY 2016 Drip Rock Fire Trail > Angowara Creek > Colo River > Clews Cave > Drip Rock Fire Trail I had read about a trip years ago to the bottom section of Angowara … Continue reading →

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In search of Oliver’s pass & campsite

Posted on December 28, 2015 by marilyn

On a recent walk to the Mini Western Arthurs in October, we’d walked downstream from our (almost perfect) grassy campsite, to take a look at a spot marked on Oliver’s map with a “C”, denoting “campsite”.  We were thwarted by … Continue reading →

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Is there such a thing as an unknown campsite?

Posted on December 6, 2015 by marilyn

TOOTIE CREEK – DECEMBER 2015 T3 Track > Un-named Ridges > Tootie Creek > Un-named Spur > T3 Track We think so!  Jeff had gone off by himself a year or so ago and found a campsite that he’s sure … Continue reading →

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Gourmet Walk & nailing King Pin Mountain

Posted on November 15, 2015 by marilyn

SHOALHAVEN RIVER – NOVEMBER 2015 Long Point Lookout > King Pin Mountain > McCullum’s Selection > Shoalhaven River > Long Point Tourist Track > Long Point Lookout Sometimes you just have to go back and “do it right the next … Continue reading →

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