Medlow Bath Daywalk - 10 April 2010

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Party - Su Li, Anna, Dave

Thanks to Su Li for organising this interesting walk. We spent a nice day wabdering around the clifftops behind the Hydro Majestic Hotel at Medlow Bath. The tracks and scenic and historical features are outlined on Tom Brennan's website here and here and Alan Wells' website (and thanks to them for their efforts in sharing this information).



Above - The Three Brothers



Above - Su Li on the second of the Brothers



Above - Su Li on the third of the Brothers



Above - Anna joined in





Above - Anna on the cliffs



Above - Su Li photographing





Above - relics of the old flying fox - which was once used to haul food up from Megalong Valley to the Hydro Majestic Hotel







Above - Anna looking at climbs at the Flying Fox climbing area



Above - Looking down





Above - What is Su Li photographing?





Above - Su Li in Maxines Bower



Above - Anna in a cave that was once built up with walls



Above - Looking down to the Underworld - another climbing area



Above - we had lunch at this nice spot



Above - we also spotted a rock climb just to the right of the arete



Above - Su Li descending via this cleft



Above - Su Li bridging the cleft







Above - In the Underworld - there were lots of quite steep rock climbs going up the overhang



Above - look carefully for the quickdraws



Above - look carefully for the quickdraws



Above - back on the cliffs again



Above - looking down to the Colesseum



Above - Su Li



Above - looking back to our lunchspot (on top of the back left middle cliff). The cleft was behind the middle rock formation.



Above - Near the Sunbath, we spotted these two climbers (we think on "Wake Up and Apologise" (22) at Reservoir Dogs climbing area)





Above - one last view - looking to the Wild Dog Mts, Mt Cloudmaker and Kanangra Walls

We then headed to the cafe near the station for coffee, and the ncought the train down the mountains.

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