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Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Thu 22 Dec, 2016 6:44 pmby slparker
Went up Millers Bluff today. The bridge is out after last winters floods.
A ford has been constructed which I traversed easily today in my Subaru. I wouldn't take a sedan over it but it's stable with low water depth, at least at this time of year.
Other than that the details in the latest edition of the Abel's hold true.
It's a stunning walk especially on a clear day like we had today.
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Sun 18 Nov, 2018 6:43 pmby L_Cham_67
An update to this thread.
The bridge has been replaced. A friend and I went up Millers Bluff today and a brand new bridge has been constructed. The road is still good to drive up to the start of the walk as well.
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Tue 20 Nov, 2018 8:41 pmby north-north-west
So you can drive all the way to the start of the walking track?
Yippee yoo yahs!!! That's #156 coming up as soon as I can arrange it (once it stops raining).
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Tue 20 Nov, 2018 10:38 pmby L_Cham_67
Yep that's correct, you can drive as far as what the Abels book describes.
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Wed 21 Nov, 2018 4:24 amby ILUVSWTAS
L_Cham_67 wrote:Yep that's correct, you can drive as far as what the Abels book describes.
Does it still cross the property Connerville?
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Wed 21 Nov, 2018 7:26 amby L_Cham_67
Yeah we had to get permission as per the description as well. I was actually told that he had had some issues with keys in the past and he was considering introducing a security deposit in case the keys were lost.
Re: Millers bluff walk- lake river bridge destroyed
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Wed 21 Nov, 2018 7:40 amby ILUVSWTAS
That's a shame. He let's hunters on his property as well as walkers. I wonder if the issue has been with shooters, walkers or both...
He seemed a good bloke when I spoke with him. I didn't want the key when I climbed Millers as I rode my mtn bike up. I just wanted approval to cross his land which he was more than happy to grant.