Bushwalk Australia

Love your photos Biggbird they have inspired me to take my little camera on my next wander ,enjoy your walk.
corvus

Cheers Corvus and Nick!

A few from the latest trip, and what will sadly be my last big one before starting my first full time job next Monday. An adventure of another sort, I suppose...

We were lucky enough to spend 8 days in the Western Arthurs, and even managed to get 4 good weather days out of it too! Which was certainly a relief after being rained on and having no views all the way up Moraine A, and then being tent bound at Lake Cygnus for the next two days...

The good weather meant lots (800!) of photos for the trip, which again was nice after having taken a grand total of about 10 in the first 3 days. So be prepared for a rather large influx of Western Arthurs

With that said, I better post some photos I guess:

Nice photos, I look forward to some more.

Thanks TC! I imagine there will be plenty more to come

Lovely pics mate, keep them coming!

One last quick one for tonight, a special Christmas sunset at Lake Oberon:

Some nice stuff there BB. It's A very photogenic part of our state. I couldn't think of many better places to spend Christmas

I agree. Some terrific shots there.

K.

Thanks for posting some great shots BB. You've got me so excited, I can't wait to get to the Arthurs to see for myself.

Thanks guys! Definitely lucky to get the weather we did. After three days of slop, blue skies on Christmas was the best present anybody could ask for.

Got plans to get out there sometime soon Snowzone? I'm jealous, I can't wait til I can get back there!

biggbird wrote:Got plans to get out there sometime soon Snowzone? I'm jealous, I can't wait til I can get back there!

Sure Have BB
Have 12 days in the South West starting Sunday. Planning on the full Western Arthurs traverse and depending on time left afterwards Mt Anne circuit or just up to shelf camp for however long. It looks like we're in for good weather to start and I'm hoping it stays that way.

Awesome, hope the weather holds out! I was so glad we got some nice weather, both because of the views, and because of the fact that I wouldn't love to do the harder couple of days in crap weather! Hopefully you can at least get through those bits with the good stuff, though you've got plenty of time to wait it out from the looks of it. Have you walked much down in Tassie before? Been to the WAs before?

Lovely shots mate.

Cheers

You all sick of the Arthurs yet? Good, because I think I've finally finished fiddling with all the photos

The last few:









And now on to some non-Arthurs stuff...







Including some mountain portraiture, because why not?

biggbird wrote:You all sick of the Arthurs yet?

No bushwalker in his/her right mind ever gets sick of the Arthurs.

north-north-west wrote:

biggbird wrote:You all sick of the Arthurs yet?

No bushwalker in his/her right mind ever gets sick of the Arthurs.

That's true, but you might get sick of me rubbing the good weather in your face

Whenever I feel that way, I just remember this day:

Awesome shots! Must get fit & do it one day. Have got to Cygnus in crappy weather but that it....

north-north-west wrote:Whenever I feel that way, I just remember this day:

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Haha, touche

Been a while since I have updated this thread, and it isn't really summer anymore, but still try to get out and about when I am able.

For something a little different, a couple from a recent indian gathering which I attended:





And then a few from some recent trips:

Still not summer, but some more photos anyway. Had a bit of a break, but managed to get out on a few walks in the last few weeks, in a variety of weather (as always).

Yesterday on Mt Sprent:







Saturday at Ben Lomond:



The previous weekend at Stacks Bluff:



A while back, various:

Great pictures....is that the latest version of light weight hiking chairs????????

just needs a computer and a desk

Haha yeah, you should see it when it folds up... But nah, this was at the top of King William 1, there's a fire lookout up there which was open, so we figured we might as well enjoy the views in style.

A quick one from a trip to Mt Eliza/Eve Peak today. The original plan had been to get up to the top of Anne, but considering how much ice was around on the way up, plus my fear of heights, we decided to give it a miss. It was still a beautiful walk, with some amazing weather, including being treated to a great sunset.

A few more from yesterday:

Another trip up Anne, still no summit. Succumbed to a man-cold this time, but it was still a lovely night spent up on the plateau.

Love your pics thanks BigBird

Absolutely marvelous!