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TheInvisibleLog
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Stradbroke Chasm

Sun 18 Apr, 2021 10:04 pm

Has anyone been in to Stradbroke Chasm in the past few years? I have a very sparse guide from a 1972 MUMC publication, but that is somewhat dated. Judging by the DELWP Mapshare it looks like the past fire through there was in 2003, so I imagine there is still thick regrowth.
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Re: Stradbroke Chasm

Wed 21 Apr, 2021 10:52 am

TheInvisibleLog wrote:Has anyone been in to Stradbroke Chasm in the past few years? I have a very sparse guide from a 1972 MUMC publication, but that is somewhat dated. Judging by the DELWP Mapshare it looks like the past fire through there was in 2003, so I imagine there is still thick regrowth.

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Re: Stradbroke Chasm

Fri 23 Apr, 2021 6:46 pm

So did you attempt the walk? From above or below?
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Re: Stradbroke Chasm

Thu 09 Feb, 2023 11:13 am

Haven't tried yet. But I gave got hold of good lidar data for the area and I am in the process of creating a base map with a model of vegetation thickness. I hope this will help show the least painful approach.
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