The poor man’s Spring Creek

Posted on October 5, 2014 by marilyn

LONG GULLY & FORDHAM CANYONS – OCTOBER 2014
I’d long wanted to do Spring Creek, everyone said what a good trip it was, but it’s been off limits for years now, so the next best thing was Long Gully and I figured if we were down there we may as well do Fordham too.  I convinced Steve to lead it for me (I didn’t want the responsibility of a two Grade 6 canyons) and Theo, Jason S, Chris F and Trish M joined us. Continue reading →

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Protected: The Big Hole – Now or Never!

Posted on May 1, 2014 by marilyn

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Protected: Belmore Falls – what a buzz!

Posted on March 30, 2014 by marilyn

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Morong Deep #4 – You just knew I’d have to go back there again didn’t you?

Posted on January 27, 2014 by marilyn

Jason after a waterfall (and not falling off lilo)

MORONG DEEP – JANUARY 2014
Morong Creek Fire Train > Morong Creek > Kowmung River > Morong Deep > Megalith Ridge.
Morong Deep (this long weekend’s adventure) is a trip that we’ve attempted 4 times over the past 6 years. In finishing the trip, we improved our  success rate from 33% to 50% and we all survived relatively unscathed. Continue reading →

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Liloing the Colo – the case for checking River Heights

Posted on December 29, 2013 by marilyn

Trish on Wollangambe sectionCOLO RIVER LILOING – JANUARY 2014
Grassy Hill Fire Trail > Canoe Creek > Colo River > Bob Turner’s Track
Back in 2005 John L’E, Brian Corlis (of Colo River Passes and Routes fame), Jenny V and I had liloed the Colo between Boxing Day and New Years Day.  It was a fabulous trip and I wanted to take some friends to repeat the experience (share the love as Cathy B would say). Continue reading →

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