Bushwalk Australia

Borderless Bushwalking -- Latest edition
December 2020 : Issue 44

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Another great edition:
* Ettrema Wilderness - Some of the most beautiful boulder-strewn waterways
* Tripping in NSW - Day trips north of Sydney
* Western Macs - Majestic rock faces and magical waterholes
* Photo Gallery - still beautiful and inspiring
* A Symbol of Survival - The extraordinary story of Wollemi pines
* Rubbish! - If you carry it in, you should carry it out
* Keep my bushwalk satisfied - A song for when I escape lockdown

A big thanks to our awesome contributors.

Stay safe -- Happy Walking

Matt

Hey man is tripping legal in NSW

neilmny wrote:Hey man is tripping legal in NSW

hehe

Older readers will understand that it's possible to take a trip up to Abergavenny, hoping the weather is fine. Bushwalkers get high on mountains.

Lophophaps wrote:Older readers will understand that it's possible to take a trip up to Abergavenny, hoping the weather is fine. Bushwalkers get high on mountains.

Aaaaaaaarrrrrrrgggggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

New earworm. Damn and blast you, Lops.

north-north-west wrote:

Lophophaps wrote:Older readers will understand that it's possible to take a trip up to Abergavenny, hoping the weather is fine. Bushwalkers get high on mountains.

Aaaaaaaarrrrrrrgggggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

New earworm. Damn and blast you, Lops.

Noooooooooo! Now I've thought about it

Thank you for your praise. There will be no fee associated with my post.

neilmny wrote:Hey man is tripping legal in NSW

We're very progressive up here

north-north-west wrote:

Lophophaps wrote:Older readers will understand that it's possible to take a trip up to Abergavenny, hoping the weather is fine. Bushwalkers get high on mountains.

Aaaaaaaarrrrrrrgggggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

New earworm. Damn and blast you, Lops.

You beat me to it, that song automatically kicked off in mt head as soon a I read Lophophaps' post (and I haven't heard it for years)

Can you please confirm that the comment "Again, we started a fire, cracked open the wine, cheeses and cigars for a relaxing end to the day." in the story about the Ettrema Wilderness doesn't mean they actually gathered fallen timber and lit an actual fire in a wilderness area.

I sub-edit the magazine. During production a number of details are checked by several people. Is this track open? Is the area open? Should BWA publish information about sensitive areas? Can the map be improved? These sort of things were checked during production, and I checked again yesterday. NPWS were asked. Fires were permitted on the walk, and fires lit by the party were well away from flammable material. Fuel was only fallen timber.

Thanks for the reply lophophaps. It was just quite surprising to me.