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Overland Track July/08
Wed 16 Jul, 2008 5:37 pm
Had a magic run on the overland track, weather was very placid, despite the ever more shrill reports!
Heaps more people than I would have thought at this time of year as well. No matter.
Losta Pics here if your willing to sift through them. Law of averages, if you take enough your bound to get a few good'uns! Utmost respect for those who know the craft.
Possibly more pics from a good photographer who was leading an ANU group we walked most of the way with.
Also did Stacks Bluff the day before we started on the overland track. Simply Awesome. Very Highly recommended.
Heaps more people than I would have thought at this time of year as well. No matter.
Losta Pics here if your willing to sift through them. Law of averages, if you take enough your bound to get a few good'uns! Utmost respect for those who know the craft.
Possibly more pics from a good photographer who was leading an ANU group we walked most of the way with.
Also did Stacks Bluff the day before we started on the overland track. Simply Awesome. Very Highly recommended.
Re: Overland Track July/08
Wed 16 Jul, 2008 6:36 pm
Nice work Will, you have some nice photos in there, looks like you had fun!
Re: Overland Track July/08
Thu 17 Jul, 2008 7:33 am
That would have been a rather invigorating dip in the creek (at Pine Forrest Moor, I think?) and at Echo Pt.
Looks like you had some great days, weather-wise.
Looks like you had some great days, weather-wise.
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