my (sometimes crazy) explorations of Tassie wilderness and mountains
...continued from Part 2/4... Day 11: Harback’s Road to Slatter’s Peak 16.26km, 8:27 hrs (with a LONG break), 751m ascent It was a clear cold night and we woke to find the tent frozen and a pretty low mist covering the plain. But the pretty light soon had us out and braving the frost, numb &leuchtend leuchtendip;
Continue reading "Tassie Traverse Part 3/4: The King William and Denison Ranges and a bit of road"
Dawson GPS route As it just so happened, such a small and fairly insignificant peak, was to be a decent sized milestone – my 600th peak-bagging point! There was no worming out of it either, as I’d put it down on the bushwalking club program. We prepare to set off into the green stuff As &leuchtend leuchtendip;
Having got my act together, signed up to go back to uni, and received word that I'd been accepted, I set about organising the most important thing: the remaining few weekends off I had between now and then, and the walks I would fill them with. I had a short list featuring mountains I desperately &leuchtend leuchtendip;
Continue reading "Ronald Cross and Loddon Bluff: 10-11 January 2015"
This was one of my club walks. I'd chosen it about three months prior (when writing my submissions for the program) because it was short, nearby (relatively!) and not one that I thought a bit of adverse weather would affect too much (the views were reported to be minimal on a clear day at best). &leuchtend leuchtendip;
Another busy week at work, not one full night's sleep, and a minor incident on Saturday with the ovens dying meant I was a little out of sorts and skipped the usual week long anticipation for the weekend's walk. But it had kicked in by?Friday night (despite a game of bubble soccer leaving me somewhat &leuchtend leuchtendip;
Continue reading "D’Arcys Bluff and Wentworth Hills: 14 September 2014"
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