Category Archives: BWOC

What’s left of thousands of years of a rich and complex culture

Posted on August 11, 2022 by marilyn

DHARUG NP – 10 – 11 August, 2022 Many years ago, someone sent me a document detailing Aboriginal art to be found in Dharug NP.  I love Aboriginal art, I love looking at it and visualising how it was created, … Continue reading →

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Who says I don’t know how to do an easy walk?

Posted on June 6, 2022 by marilyn

GUNDERMAN – 5 – 6 June 2022 I’ve been talking about going into some of the creeks off the Electricity Commission fire tail for some time and with a weekend free, and no appetite to do anything too hard, I … Continue reading →

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Hiding in plain sight

Posted on December 8, 2021 by marilyn

GREAT NORTH WALK – SORT OF – 8 December 2021 This was a stunning walk, but treacherous, we probably should all have been wearing helmets, but for goodness sake it was a simple creek walk.  Mind you in this instance … Continue reading →

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Exploring the Old Great North Road

Posted on April 4, 2021 by marilyn

YENGO & DHARUG NATIONAL PARKS – 2 – 4 April 2021 I’d visited the start and end of this walk many years ago and always thought it would be interesting to see “what’s in the middle”, so I put it … Continue reading →

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Sometimes you can’t even get the map names right!

Posted on March 14, 2021 by marilyn

JONES CREEK, ETTREMA TOPS – 13 -14 March 2021 This trip started out with a cast of thousands, but when the weekend rolled around we were down to just the three of us, Ali, Trish M and me.  My head … Continue reading →

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