Seat with a view
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2015 6:37 pmJust a quicky from my last OT, a French bloke chilling out on the north-east spires of Mt Ossa.
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Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2015 6:37 pmRe: Seat with a view
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2015 7:37 pmLove it, Nick. Thanks for posting!
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Posted: Tue 03 Feb, 2015 9:17 pmsweet picture, could be on the cover of Wild
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Posted: Wed 04 Feb, 2015 3:17 amWishing it was my legs dangling over the side with that sort of view before me....good capture, Nick.
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Posted: Wed 04 Feb, 2015 4:48 amGreat photo.
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Posted: Wed 04 Feb, 2015 7:40 amA crazy bunch those Frenchies.
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Posted: Sun 22 Mar, 2015 1:17 pmYet another Frenchman, this time at Cape Hauy. There's nothing between the front of him and the ocean. Definitely NOT something I would do.
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Posted: Sun 22 Mar, 2015 5:38 pmRe: Seat with a view
Posted: Sun 22 Mar, 2015 5:53 pmIm not great with heights. As inspiring as those shots are, they give me butterflies 
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Posted: Sun 22 Mar, 2015 6:31 pmI'm terrified with heights too. Just clever angles.
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Posted: Sun 22 Mar, 2015 11:28 pmDanShell wrote:Im not great with heights. As inspiring as those shots are, they give me butterflies
I'm with you Dan, the first two I was alright with but I could not have that last one on my wall, I can't look at it without feeling queezy.
Seat with a view
Posted: Mon 23 Mar, 2015 5:22 am
the highest point I could find on the mt Ossa summit
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Seat with a view
Posted: Mon 23 Mar, 2015 5:27 pmAfter yesterday's mishap on Mt Ossa perhaps the perspective changes a little.
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Posted: Mon 23 Mar, 2015 9:28 pmI posted that literally an hour before I read that news.
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 9:33 amHard to beat this little perch atop Federation for a seat with a view 
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 9:37 amMy legs felt weak as I seat here looking at that photo...
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 11:02 amAnother. 
On the way up the Cradle Mountain Skyline
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 5:56 pmThat one on Federation... That's just the direct ascent route isn't it
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 6:21 pmSouth_Aussie_Hiker wrote:That one on Federation... That's just the direct ascent route isn't it
It's the extra fast short cut descent route.
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Posted: Fri 17 Apr, 2015 6:58 pmHe, he!
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Posted: Mon 20 Apr, 2015 6:36 pmThe ones from Fedder and the skyline traverse make me nervous and kind of excited...
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Posted: Sat 09 May, 2015 8:56 amTo close for me. Worried a bird might fly into me and knock me off the edge. Lol
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Posted: Sun 17 May, 2015 12:01 pmPeaceful.
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Posted: Sun 17 May, 2015 1:00 pmI always laugh at the irony of people hanging off cliff edges or standing atop of spires like above at cradle wearing a helmet.
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Posted: Wed 20 May, 2015 10:05 amwalkon wrote:I always laugh at the irony of people hanging off cliff edges or standing atop of spires like above at cradle wearing a helmet.
Just because it's a spire, doesn't mean it's the peak... And they had to get there somehow.
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Posted: Fri 22 May, 2015 8:41 amcams wrote:walkon wrote:I always laugh at the irony of people hanging off cliff edges or standing atop of spires like above at cradle wearing a helmet.
Just because it's a spire, doesn't mean it's the peak... And they had to get there somehow.
Wearing a helmet is smart. It won't save you if you fall but will stop you getting small rocks from falling on you and when you get caught by your belay rope