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Competition: Australia October 2010
Morning light on the Razorback from Mt Bryan, South Australia Brian Eglinton
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Landscapes
October 2018
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Southwest Tasmania lights upILUVSWTAS
Mannum FallsBrian Eglinton
Gap Creek FallsIandsmith
Walking the Southern Ranges in south-west Tasmania is always a treat, so when the sun broke through the cloud minutes before setting to reveal this light show, the next 10 minutes was extra special.
The sugar on topAndrew Smyth
A not so little ray of sunshineNorth-north-west
Jagungal dawnLophophaps
Moonset over PantoneysTom Brennan
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Non-landscapes
October 2018
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Twisted King BillyBogholesbuckethats
Hemiphaga novaeseelandiaeJohn Walker
Stop shovingNorth-north-west
Fungi on the trail in the WatagansIandsmith
The old man on the hillAndrew Smyth
This stand of King Billy pines was lucky to be spared from the 2019 wildfires that devastated the area. There was a genuine sense of walking back in time while passing through this forest.
What lies beneathBrian Eglinton
The Cerberus flowersTom Brennan
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Tasmania
October 2018
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Giant Cushion Plant Bogholesbuckethats
Not a bad little dropNorth-north-west
Anyone who has been lucky enough to camp on top of PB knows what a truly remarkable mountain it is. When you get treated to a red sunset like this one it is hard not to fall madly in love with this epic peak.
Tilting totemAndrew Smyth
Precipitous Bluff sunsetILUVSWTAS
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Other States
October 2018
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Dawn in the GardensTom Brennan
Gap CreekIandsmith
The things you find in the bushJohn Walker
A moody morning looking across the pagodes near Point Cameron in Gardens of Stone National Park.
Mount BeevorBrian Eglinton
42 | BWA October 2019
Landscapes
November 2018
Gimme a home amongst the gum treesILUVSWTAS
WINNER
Last lightBrian Eglinton
Hmmmm, where to next?North-north-west
I had this spot in mind to camp after three hard days walking, so on the third day it was a 12 hour slog to make sure this happened. I was not disappointed. A dead calm evening spent among many old friends in the surrounding peaks.
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Lake HaweaIandsmith
Perfect end to a perfect dayTortoise
Inspiration from the PulpitJohn Walker
44 | BWA October 2019
Non-landscapes
November 2018
Spring in the AlpsBrian Eglinton
WINNER
There's more to Richea than scopariaNorth-north-west
Together we canTortoise
Where waters runIandsmith
Spring is sprungJohn Walker
Getting to the Victorian Alps is a long drive for me, and especially so to take the road to Howitt Plains Car Park.
So after a 4+ day trek, it was good to add in the Bryces Gorge circuit as an early morning walk while in the area.
All was green and lush in mid November. The flowers were just coming on, and Guys Hut was a nice touch to the alpine meadow.
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46 | BWA October 2019
Tasmania
November 2018
WINNER
Been there, done that ... and that, and that ...North-north-west
Mountain moodsTortoise
Showers and cloud had threatened any chance of a decent sunset, but then without warning this happened ...
Labyrinth alpenglowILUVSWTAS
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48 | BWA October 2019
Other States
November 2018
Misty portalBrian Eglinton
WINNER
A leap of faithJohn Walker
Heading to Howitt Plains Car Park for the first time, it was in fact a second visit to the Crosscut Saw.
The four day trek involved crossing it twice, going out as far as Mount Speculation and the Razor before retracing the same path back. It is wonderful how a journey over the same path can seem so different due to changing weather.
There were no broader views at all on the way out, but the extensive fog made it a mystical journey of discovery with the wet and vibrant close-in vegetation and knife edge ridge line dropping into nothing.
The return journey was a great contrast with bright sunshine and extensive views all the way.
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