vagrom wrote:Same page has that great cairn up on La Perouse, still largely intact.
vagrom wrote:Are you saying that the cairn is now back in good nick, that is rebuilt?
pazzar wrote:La Perouse cairn November 2011
ollster wrote:pazzar wrote:La Perouse cairn November 2011
Gee Paz, I can't see the cairn because your awesomeness is in the way.
pazzar wrote:It happens to the best of us from time to time
naturelover wrote:I was wanting to camp up much higher than you did. Can you see any reason why one could not do that?
Strider wrote:What's the return time for this walk?
stu wrote:There is a spot to camp (if a little rough) just west of the summit with some small ponds for water...but magnificent views.
There is not really any 'scrub' to speak of, there is a track all the way to the summit...
ollster wrote:Strider wrote:What's the return time for this walk?
For a regular bushwalker, 6.5hrs should be quite comfortable.
biggbird wrote:I'd been doing a fair bit back then, and had recently come back from walking in Nepal too, so perhaps a bit more used to it back then compared to what I am now! Uni always getting in the way of walking... Doubt I'd do so well if I tried again
biggbird wrote:Haha I know that feeling! Trying to stay fit though...
Strider wrote:biggbird wrote:Haha I know that feeling! Trying to stay fit though...
I've given up! Seven weeks to go and then back into it
biggbird wrote:Strider wrote:biggbird wrote:Haha I know that feeling! Trying to stay fit though...
I've given up! Seven weeks to go and then back into it
I've not quite given up yet, but still not as fit as I once was! Hopefully Mt Field with the uni club and Ben Lomond over the weekend will help me regain some That and Neika to Sth Hobart last week!
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