Category Archives: BWOC

The Pondage with a metre of water, you don’t see that often

Posted on April 10, 2012 by marilyn

PANTONEYS CROWN – APRIL 2012 Baal Bone Gap > Baal Bone Point > Crown Creek > Pantoneys Crown > Crown Creek > Hughes Defile > Blue Rocks Pass > The Pondage > McLeans Pass > Baal Bone Gap This walk … Continue reading →

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Yarramun Cave – can the scrub really get that bad in 10 months?

Posted on October 22, 2011 by marilyn

YARRAMUN CREEK – OCTOBER 2011 Mt Wilson > Wollangambe River > unnamed spur & ridge > Yarramun Creek > Yarramun Cave > unnamed side creek > unnamed spur and ridges > Wollangambe River > Unnamed fire trail > Mt Wilson Oliver … Continue reading →

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Jenolan Caves – Mammoth Cave August 2010

Posted on August 1, 2010 by marilyn

This is my first trip into Mammoth Cave – another Adventure Caves experiences through Jenolan Caves guides with 10 BWOC members, the trip was all that we expected, dark chasms to cross, tunnels to squeeze through and lots of decoration … Continue reading →

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A chilly, wet walk in Namadgi

Posted on April 26, 2010 by marilyn

NAMADGI MULTI DAY WALK – ANZAC LWE – APRIL 2010 Yaouk > Lone Pine Trail > Mt Murray > Murray Gap > Bimberi Peak > Oldfields Hut > Mt Morgan > Lone Pine Trail > Yaouk Not sure how we … Continue reading →

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I’d better do the Western Arthurs before I get much older

Posted on March 14, 2010 by marilyn

WESTERN ARTHURS, TASMANIA – FEBRUARY 2010 I’d heard a bit about the Western Arthurs … “fantastic”, “magic trip”, words like that.  I’m not sure I remember whose idea it was, could have been any of us, Peter C, Jeff B … Continue reading →

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