Sun 06 Dec, 2020 7:46 am
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 8:44 am
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 9:06 am
north-north-west wrote:There are two reasonably extensive high plateaux northeast of Bogong - Davies Plain and the Main Range. Unless they're smothered by cloud both are easily visible from the summit.
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 9:16 am
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 11:26 am
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 12:40 pm
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 4:21 pm
Baeng72 wrote:
I Stayed the night at Mountain Creek campground, decided to sleep in car, which wasn't smart.
Hard to get comfortable in the car, and some folks who arrived after dark decided they needed a campfire, and were walking around the edges of the campground with headlamps on full blair at regular intervals was required to source fuel until 1 am.
I heard what sounded like a demented bull calling out a few times, which I assume was a Sambar Buck doing what ever it is Sambar Bucks do.
The good think about being uncomfortable was I woke up about 4am. So, I dedided to grab my gear and head along mountain creek road.
Sun 06 Dec, 2020 5:11 pm
GregG wrote:You can imagine my embarassment when I accidentally dropped all my cooking gear (a few times) and then unintentionall tripped over their guy lines, I sincerely hope I did not disturb those ***** . Fortunately my car was parked nowhere nearby.
Mon 07 Dec, 2020 6:36 am
Mon 07 Dec, 2020 7:23 am
Xplora wrote: As for fast people, having been one of them at one stage, I have learnt to appreciate the view more. The trick is always to have a camera handy and when you stop for a breath do a 360, soak up the view and take a picture.
Mon 07 Dec, 2020 7:54 am
north-north-west wrote:Xplora wrote: As for fast people, having been one of them at one stage, I have learnt to appreciate the view more. The trick is always to have a camera handy and when you stop for a breath do a 360, soak up the view and take a picture.
Why do you think I take so many *&%$#! photographs?
Mon 07 Dec, 2020 7:59 am
Xplora wrote:north-north-west wrote:Xplora wrote: As for fast people, having been one of them at one stage, I have learnt to appreciate the view more. The trick is always to have a camera handy and when you stop for a breath do a 360, soak up the view and take a picture.
Why do you think I take so many *&%$#! photographs?
And would it also be a good reason for solo walking? No pressure to keep up. No guilt because you can't. Nobody to hear you whinging. I think I am pretty unfit just now but still manage to get up and down the hills.
Mon 07 Dec, 2020 8:42 am
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