Just new to this forum.
Living on the lower slopes of The Mountain it is something of a passion of mine. Just thought I'd post a random selection of some of my mountain pics:
Regards,
Geoff
Some Mt Wellington Pics
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Some Mt Wellington Pics
by GeoffR » Fri 19 Mar, 2010 8:49 pm
Hi
Just new to this forum.
Living on the lower slopes of The Mountain it is something of a passion of mine. Just thought I'd post a random selection of some of my mountain pics:
Regards,
Geoff
Just new to this forum.
Living on the lower slopes of The Mountain it is something of a passion of mine. Just thought I'd post a random selection of some of my mountain pics:
Regards,
Geoff
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Re: Some Mt Wellington Pics
by WOFTT » Fri 19 Mar, 2010 9:04 pm
Great Pics Geoff - stayed in Hobart for a couple of days a week ago and it was in cloud the whole time so unfortunately we didnt go up.
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Re: Some Mt Wellington Pics
by Drifting » Fri 19 Mar, 2010 9:38 pm
Lovely shots! Welcome!
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Re: Some Mt Wellington Pics
by stepbystep » Sat 20 Mar, 2010 7:30 am
WOFTT wrote:Great Pics Geoff - stayed in Hobart for a couple of days a week ago and it was in cloud the whole time so unfortunately we didnt go up.
Woftt.
Wow you were unlucky, I think it's only been in cloud a few days all summer, mind you it's still nice up there in cloud
Great pics Geoff, welcome to the forum!
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Re: Some Mt Wellington Pics
by iandsmith » Fri 09 Apr, 2010 4:59 pm
Loved them. Reminded me of the Dombrovskis book I've got somewhere in my library. I'll have to contact you next time I'm down and maybe have a walk together?
Where are those falls, are they Strickland? I only descended as far as O'Grady's.
Cheers, Ian
Where are those falls, are they Strickland? I only descended as far as O'Grady's.
Cheers, Ian
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Re: Some Mt Wellington Pics
by GeoffR » Sat 10 Apr, 2010 8:38 am
Thanks for the kind words folks.
Ian - Dombrovskis' work is always a great inspiration to me, and yes, the falls are Strickland (just up the road from home). PM me when you're next in Hobart & see what we can arrange.
Sam - the rocks are natural. Broken dolerite columns that are (very) slowly falling over.
Geoff
Ian - Dombrovskis' work is always a great inspiration to me, and yes, the falls are Strickland (just up the road from home). PM me when you're next in Hobart & see what we can arrange.
Sam - the rocks are natural. Broken dolerite columns that are (very) slowly falling over.
Geoff
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