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

Posted on April 10, 2012 by marilyn

Woolpack Rocks from Blue Rocks passPANTONEYS 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 didn’t have much about it that warranted a blog post, except for what we found at The Pondage.  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

Geoff eating breakfastYARRAMUN 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 C had talked about going back to Yarramun Cave for quite a while now and Jeff and I said that we’d go with him, Geoff S joined us for the trip. 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 to admire! Continue reading →

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A chilly, wet walk in Namadgi

Posted on April 26, 2010 by marilyn

thumbnailNAMADGI 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 decided to go on this walk, but it seemed like a good idea at the time, but we obviously didn’t check the weather! 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

A small climb up on Day 4WESTERN 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 or me but I thought if ever I was going to do the trip it had better be now, I wasn’t getting any younger.  Jeff said that he’d be my “support” on the trip, if I really wanted to do it.  But if we did, we’d need to take a tent good enough to withstand all that Tasmania could throw at us, our bomb proof MSR Olympus, weighing in at a massive 3k!  Continue reading →

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