Category Archives: BWOC

Frenchman’s Cap – thank you Tricky Dicky

Posted on February 20, 2015 by marilyn

I have a bushwalking friend, Lou, who always refers to Dick Smith as Tricky Dicky, and when he talks about Frenchman’s Cap, he gives credit where credit is due and acknowledges that Dick paid big bucks to National Parks to put in a … Continue reading →

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Walls of Jerusalem – everything happens for a reason

Posted on February 19, 2015 by marilyn

About 9 months ago, Wendy and I had decided we’d like to Raft The Franklin. We spoke about it a bit and next thing we knew, Len S and Theo had decided to join us. Well, sometimes you’re just not meant … Continue reading →

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Upper Wollangambe River – an epic trip!

Posted on January 25, 2015 by marilyn

WOLLANGAMBE RIVER – JANUARY 2015 Upper Upper Wollangambe River > Wollangambe Crater > Wol #1 Entry Track Jeff and I had started years ago exploring 2k of the upper, upper, upper reaches of the Wollangambe River, but there were a couple of … Continue reading →

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Great Uncle George – what a name for a canyon

Posted on December 13, 2014 by marilyn

GREAT UNCLE GEORGE’S CANYON – DECEMBER 2014 I’d recently picked up the 5th edition of Canyons Near Sydney and was keen to do some of the previously unpublished canyons, I had a free day, Wentworth Falls is “relatively” close to home and the … Continue reading →

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This entry sure doesn’t look like anything I remember

Posted on November 20, 2014 by marilyn

GALAH CANYON – NOVEMBER 2014 Peter F was the intended leader for this weekend but unfortunately he was not able to join us, I’d done Galah a couple of times years ago so I said I would fill in for … Continue reading →