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Bushwalks: July 2014

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Descriptions of various bushwalks, mainly in Tasmania. Search This and Related Blogs. Friday, July 4, 2014. Cathedral Rock via Andersons. Friday 4 July 2014. View along Cathedral ridge to Montagu Thumbs. We were fortunate with the weather being so nice to start with, although cloud moved in and a few very light spot of rain just as we approached Cathedral summit. However soon after arriving on top the sun was back out and it stayed that way for the remainder of the walk. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welli...

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Bushwalk Track Notes: Wards Bluff

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Track notes on bushwalks, mostly in Tasmania. 160;     Cardigan Crk - Raglan - Wards Bluff. 160;     Raglan Collingwood. 160;     Rough and scrubby walk likely to need three days. 160;    . This is a description of only part of the walk, simply because the conditions and time prevented us getting all the way to Wards Bluff. Water would be a problem along the route, especially after a spell of dry weather. 160;     Collingwood Loddon. 160; Monday, 27 April 2015. 160;     None. 160;    . Route Summary &#16...

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Bushwalks: February 2015

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Descriptions of various bushwalks, mainly in Tasmania. Search This and Related Blogs. Friday, February 13, 2015. Friday 13 February 2015. Walk distance 7.5k. A photo album is on the web, click the image below to view. Tuesday, February 10, 2015. Tuesday 10 February 2015. Tyenna and Florentine Peaks above Lake Belton with Lake Belcher bottom right. Hidden Tarn view west. Total distance 7.2k.     Under 2 hours actual walking to get to Hidden Tarn   and the return route...Click on the image below for the ph...

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Bushwalking Skills: Bushwalking Equipment | Can I Really Do Without a Smartphone?

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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Wednesday, January 15, 2014. Bushwalking Equipment Can I Really Do Without a Smartphone? As a bushwalker, can you afford not to own a smartphone? What are the limitations? Some apps even u...

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Bushwalk Track Notes: Glen Dhu Rivulet

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Track notes on bushwalks, mostly in Tasmania. Beyond the Collins Cap track an old regenerating fire trail is used before picking up a marked route down to Glen Dhu Rivulet.   Large cliffs known as Yellow Cliffs are beyond the rivulet. It takes about 2:45 each way to Glen Dhu Rivulet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Map Links - ShareRoutes Site. Map Links - EveryTrail Site. Links to Other Pages and sites. List of Track Notes. Barren Rock and Falls. Belton and Belcher Lakes. King William via Guelph.

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Bushwalk Track Notes: Davis Lookout

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Track notes on bushwalks, mostly in Tasmania. Various routes can be taken to Davis Lookout. The most direct crosses in a rough line from windy Moor to Davis. A longer an interesting route initially follows the track to Mt Field East and then descends on the northern side of Mt Field East and crosses the snowgum woodlands and heathlands. The return can by the more direct route over the lower sections of Windy Moor. See Route on map. Click image above for photo album. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Bushwalk Track Notes: Rufus Hugel Tracks

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Track notes on bushwalks, mostly in Tasmania. Lake Undine and Mt Gell from summit of Mt Rufus. Cynthia Bay - Shadow Lake - Little Hugel. This is a delightful walking area close to Lake St Clair and can be completed as a day walk, but to get the most from it, three days are ideal. The country is in the doleri. Te belt with part also on exposed sand. There is a bit of variety in the mountains. Diately below where these rivers meet and this over this is the Overland track to Cradle Mt, whilst to the left i.

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Bushwalk Track Notes: Arthurs Peak

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Track notes on bushwalks, mostly in Tasmania. Commences at start of Cape Pillar track and follows this for an hour before turning west across several plains on northern side of Crescent Mountain with final short ascent to the peak to overlook Maingon Bay. The view over to Crescent Bay is quite superb. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Map Links - ShareRoutes Site. Map Links - EveryTrail Site. Links to Other Pages and sites. List of Track Notes. Barren Rock and Falls. Belton and Belcher Lakes.

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Bushwalks: Hidden Tarn

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Descriptions of various bushwalks, mainly in Tasmania. Search This and Related Blogs. Tuesday, February 10, 2015. Tuesday 10 February 2015. Many years ago I went over Mount Mawson and down to Hidden Tarn.  On that walk we continued down to Lake Belcher, but after looking at the map and satellite images I thought it might be interesting to walk to the tarn then along the shelf as far as it is practical to go.  The shelf is reasonably level and generally about 100m wide and 700m long. Hidden Tarn view west.

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Bushwalking Skills: Communication (Rick Curtis)

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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. 2 One-way Communication with Feedback. Clearly own your messages by using "I" language. (See Leadership Concepts below). Make your messages complete and specific. Make the message appropri...