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As Kate was saying, the land owner seems to be taking his land ownership more seriously than last time. They have used the fire to their advantage, there are two fences, about 5 or so metres long, blocking the track at two creeks on the Corang River track, easy to get around now, not after a bit of regrowth, and a private property sign at Corang Lagoon.
On the cascades side, they have put up a hard fence, roughly 20m or so wide to block the track, again easy to get around now, but maybe not with a bit of regrowth, and there is a soft boundary (I think the actual boundary) a bit further on.
There is also some sort of structure on the cliffs of Goodsell Creek, giving whoever is there a good view of the track, going through their land, of any one walking along it. After seeing that I'm not real keen pushing my luck again and going through private property, anyway as Kate said, skirting it is fairly easy now, but in a few months the re-growth will make it a little more difficult.
I'm with Kate, it's a shame to lose the Lagoon, because of someone's ego, and I had meant to e-mail NSWP at Ulladulla, but I'm not sure what they can do. The landowner has put a lot of thought and effort into putting up the fences, as they aren’t going anywhere fast and with regrowth, it will be near impossible to get around them.
A couple of comments about the track, there a few spots where the track is hard to follow or non existent, just up from Wog Wog Creek, on a right hand curve, below Tinderry Lookout, and parts of the Corang River Track are the worst, you'll need your wits about you, otherwise if you're not paying attention, you will loose it,
And there is another video, a friend has made, of the Corang River / Goodsell Basin circuit we did in early July 2020:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_001Hb3lTI&t=364sI should also add, the Sassafras entrance to Morton NP is closed too, the land owners of the access road have revoked public access, and NSWP haven't been able to renegotiate it. I guess the landowners are demanding too much money, with NSWP unwilling to pay? And while I'm at it, I have never seen so much water on the Redground Track, there must have been at least an inch of surface water on either side of the track in various places, there were moments when I put my foot down into the mud, I thought it would keep going to my knee, I have never seen it that boggy.