my (sometimes crazy) explorations of Tassie wilderness and mountains
It’s always fun when you have crazy peak bagger friends keen to climb the less frequently visited scrubby mountains. This one had been an idea for a while, and though work tried to intervene by cancelling my leave and not being able to reallocate it, we were not deterred. We simply had to fit all …
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Em and I had 11 days between blocks of work and were overdue for an adventure together. She was super generous about wanting to help me achieve my peak bagging goals and told me to choose a place. I gave her a few options and she settled on the longer trip - South West Cape …
Persistent injury, urgent teeth issues, a lack of conducive weather and work have got in the way of all the recent walks I’ve had planned. Being selected for the next intensive care paramedic training program then got in the way of a whole heap more. When the forecast for the most recent six days I …
I don’t often go on club walks any more, for a number of reasons, but every so often one comes up to a mountain I haven’t yet visited and I get excited by the opportunity. I did just that when Olegas bluff popped up on the HWC program. I forgot about the realities of walking …
Winter can be a difficult time for the avid bushwalker with shorter daylight hours and weather that’s less conducive to a pleasant time. For me, added logistical challenges and competing interests have meant I’ve barely been out to the bush. I’ve done plenty of walking and running, but it’s all been on local trails and …
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