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Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby tibboh » Tue 06 May, 2014 9:08 am

Here are a few photos from a recent perfect autumn day(walk) at Mt Field. I walked a circuit from Wombat Moor down to the Humboldt River, up to Tyenna Peak, across the sublime plateau to Florentine Peak, a very pleasant downhill to Clemes Tarn, on the track across the Rodway Ra.... :( green fagus at Tarn Shelf, then across the Mawson plateau and back down to the track completing a nice loop.
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Lake Belton from below Tyenna Peak


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Awesome campsite below Florentine Peak


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Tyenna from Florentine


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Mt Mawson errupts


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Tyenna and the great views from below Mt Mawson
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby stepbystep » Tue 06 May, 2014 9:15 am

Like :)

Love that circuit. Good stuff.
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby eggs » Tue 06 May, 2014 10:18 am

Very nice - sorry about the fagus. We were too early as well.
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby markg » Tue 06 May, 2014 2:19 pm

Tassie is sure pretty, nice pics.
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby Tortoise » Wed 07 May, 2014 7:42 pm

Thanks for the pics & report, tibboh. I didn't get to do those peaks last time, and am again encouraged to make sure I do the circuit when I get the chance. Perhaps with an overnighter... :)
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby tibboh » Thu 08 May, 2014 6:46 am

Tortoise wrote:Thanks for the pics & report, tibboh. I didn't get to do those peaks last time, and am again encouraged to make sure I do the circuit when I get the chance. Perhaps with an overnighter... :)

Yes I think spending the night up under Florentine Peak at the tarns would be awesome and make two easy days rather than one long one. I didn't have the time or that is what I would have done. You would have more time to explore Lake Belton and head out to Mt Field West or The Watcher the second morning.
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby Tortoise » Thu 08 May, 2014 11:37 am

Sounds good. The Watcher is still awaiting...

Went to Mt Field West twice in 3 days (well, almost to the summit the second time). One of our party lost her very expensive multi-everything glasses, which I happily managed to retrieve. I LOVE that walk on the way out to the peak - one of my very favourites, at least in good weather. I got the swirly mist the second time - gorgeous! The rain only started when I got to the K Col hut for lunch on the way out. :D
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Re: Tyenna Florentine Mawson

Postby biggbird » Thu 08 May, 2014 8:40 pm

Agreed about the Tyenna-Florentine plateau, so many good spots up there, would be an amazing place to spend a night!
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