Cu Canyon – Wolgan Valley – 10 September 2016
This is an unpublished canyon, well, sort of, and Cu is what I’ll call it, not it’s real name. It’s not on the internet, and not in the canyoning guide books. I’d been looking forward to this canyon for months, Rod (the leader) had said there were a couple of rock climbs to get to it, but he assured me that they were “easy” and I knew that Beth, Andre and John G would be on the trip (all good climbers), so they’d make sure I got up the climbs. In the end there were 8 of us, Rod was sick and couldn’t make it, Heather, Nick, Marcella and Ed joined us (2 of us were non-climbers). Continue reading
Mogo Campground > Mogo Creek & return – September 2016
About a year ago, Trish and I walked in to the headwaters of Sugee Bag Creek looking for a grassy meadow campsite that we could return to when we were old and grey. We found some flat ground but nothing to write home about, would do in a pinch but surely there’d be something better! Trish and I had set aside this weekend for a walk but couldn’t quite make up our minds where to go, so settled on returning to Sugee Bag to see if there was anything better downstream, Steve R joined us. 
Well, maybe not Everest Base Camp but it felt that way with the winds during the night and I wasn’t sure the Aldi tent would survive. But more about that later! This was a David S Adventure and he’d invited me along and I’d invited Gl M. We were going to try snow-shoeing with him at Perisher Valley and camp out in the snow. None of us had snow-shoed in the past, but how hard could it be? Sounded like a great adventure, right? 
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