norts wrote:Great shots doogs.
Any reason you went anticlockwise? I always thought pushing up against the scrub onto Sarah Jane would be harder than coming down through it.
Roger
nq111 wrote:Very nice - one of my favourite walks.
How is it you guys get such great weather? - i have never seen anything like that down there
ILUVSWTAS wrote:One of the many advantages of being local. I've never had a bad weather trip in the SW.
ILUVSWTAS wrote:I guess we're just lucky...?
Got me thinking so I went through some of my trips..
Frankland range, 7.5 days of sun .5 of a day of light drizzle
Western Arthurs 4.5 days of sun .5 of a day of light drizzle
Eastern Arthurs 4.5 days of sun.5 of a day of misty weather
Southern ranges 6 days of sun 1 day of bad weather
Sth Coast track 4 days of sun
SW cirsuit 7 days of sun
Mt Bobs 3 days of misty and some drizzle
Mt Anne (3 different trips) 7 or 8 days of sun.
ILUVSWTAS wrote:Was it that many??
ILUVSWTAS wrote:We also had those perfect 4-5 days on the denison to stepped hills trip, half day of mist?
Nuts wrote:So you guys:
a. had a flexible departure date? Sort of
b. are extremely lucky Perhaps
c. are just generally 'The masters' lol Prefer to go by the name of 'Team Awesome'
Nuts wrote:lol, fair enough..
hey, what's the forecast for early Jan then?
(happy birthday btw)
ILUVSWTAS wrote:Mt Anne (3 different trips) 7 or 8 days of sun.
norts wrote:Great shots doogs.
Any reason you went anticlockwise? I always thought pushing up against the scrub onto Sarah Jane would be harder than coming down through it.
Roger
tibboh wrote:Great pics (especially Lots Wife) of my favourite place on the planet.
3 out of 4 of my trips have ended in abortion with 1 awwwwesome afternoon on the summit.
Itching to get back there soon.
dplanet wrote:Few members of MWWC and I enjoyed a perfect afternoon there too and here she is..
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