Overlandman wrote:From vigilante news
The Westpac rescue helicopter has been activated to Mt Wellington looking for a missing bushwalker.
It looks like it was around Big Bend trail, they just headed back to the airport:
Overlandman wrote:From vigilante news
The Westpac rescue helicopter has been activated to Mt Wellington looking for a missing bushwalker.
FLICKIT wrote:It looks like Westpac-POL71 transported someone from Munro Hut on the Cape Pillar track back to the Hobart Airport this morning:
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/POL ... 2312Z/YMHB
north-north-west wrote:That will not have been fun. Weather's been off and on all day and it's *&%$#! windy out there.
north-north-west wrote:Anyone who went into Rhona on Saturday, considering the forecast and subsequent weather, deserves to be left until they're reduced to eating their shoes.
TentPeg wrote:A bridge would be nice.
taswegian wrote:@FLICKIT I'm curious what your post of Fri 13 May, 2022 11:59 pm has to do with Sheffield?
Looks ridiculous IMO
Overlandman wrote:One from Tasmania Police
Following a rescue at Mount Amos (Freycinet) yesterday, police are reminding people to never enter wilderness or alpine areas unless they are genuinely and suitably prepared and experienced.
Entering alpine areas unprepared can be deadly - please do not put yourself and others at risk.
L_Cham_67 wrote:While I agree with the statement, it's a bit of a stretch to call Mt Amos an alpine region! Or wilderness for that matter.
L_Cham_67 wrote:While I agree with the statement, it's a bit of a stretch to call Mt Amos an alpine region! Or wilderness for that matter.
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