CASTLE HILL – 28 May 2017
If you want to canyon or do vertical caves, you have to know how to self-rescue. I’ve been restricted from taking Bailey canyoning because up until now, all he’d done was abseil down the rope. The amazing Beth put on a “Field Day” for MSS to show people how to self-rescue (for canyoning) and also how to go up the rope when we do a vertical cave (and going up is the only way out). So, despite the fact that we were very tired after David’s 40th Birthday Bash in the Hunter, Bailey and I drove down to Castle Hill on Sunday afternoon to do some SRT (Single Rope Technique) skills training. Continue reading
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When you’re sitting around the campfire, there’s nothing better than chocolate to go with the Red Wine. Yes, you could go out and buy a block of chocolate, but where’s the fun in that. Plus one or two pieces is all you really need, the rest may as well be added straight to the hips. My friend Jen (my goto person for good recipes), sent me this wonderful recipe for truffles, so I thought I’d give them a go.
SPRING CREEK – Kings Tableland – May 13 & 14, 2017