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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Jugglers and Grand Canyons
A nice trip organised at last minute after Mitch sent me a SMS. Neither of us had a car – so we took bikes up on the train and rode to the top of Jugglers Canyon. The weather was a … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Canyoning, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Blackheath, Grand Canyon, Jugglers Canyon, Medlow Bath, Point Pilcher
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Save the Greenway
Its time to step up action and have the Greenway built. The light rail project is going ahead and its a no-brainer to build the walking and cycling link as part of the same construction project If you haven’t already … Continue reading
Save the Greenway Rally
A rally is being held on Saturday October 29 – between 12pm and 1pm at Johnson Park, Dulwich Hill to try and save the Greenway. More information at the Friends of the Greenway Website.
Empress Canyon – New Logbook
This is a news report – passing on a message from the National Parks and Wildlife Service. It is in regard to Empress Canyon at the Valley of the Waters, Wentworth Falls. This is a short sandstone canyon popular with … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Canyoning
Tagged Empress Canyon, Valley of the Waters Canyon
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Bowens Creek Canyon
Bowens Creek lies between Mt Wilson and Mt Tomah so it is not surprising that it has long sections of canyon. The best canyon sections are to be found in the long south branch. On this trip, being early in … Continue reading
Climbing – Bunny Bucket Buttress
Bunny Bucket Buttress is a multi pitch sports climb in the Pierces Pass area of the Grose Valley in the Blue Mountains. It’s a climb I had wanted to do for a long time – but had not had the … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Climbing, Wildflowers
Tagged Bunny Bucket Buttress, Grose Valley Climbing, Pierces Pass
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A Spring Kurnell Bike Ride
Another ride to Kurnell. Su Li hadn’t been there by bike – and a nice day was forecast – so on the bikes and another nice ride. From Dulwich Hill to Kurnell via Cooks River and Botany Bay Cycleways is … Continue reading
The Birthday – Canyoning Weekend
About this time of the year a group of friends have birthdays. The custom has been to do a walk to the Red Rocks near Newnes. This year, some of those celebrating could not make it along for one reason … Continue reading
Pink Flannel Flowers
On the long weekend walk I was talking to some of the other walkers about the spectacular site at Kanangra Walls during March last year (2010) of a multitude of pink flannel flowers. The pink flannel flower (Actinotus forsythii) it … Continue reading
Brocken Spectres, Glories and Fogbows
Visiting mountain regions a fair bit has allowed me to observe an array of beautiful atmospheric optical phenomena. These can be present when you get sunlight and mist or clouds. You need to be lucky and observant to see them.
Posted in Atmospheric physics, Photography, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Brocken spectre, Fogbow, Glory
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