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Category Archives: Wilderness Photography
Blue Mountains Weekend 25-26 October 2014
Su Li wanted to take her cousin Michelle down a canyon, and she chose Empress Canyon at the head of the Valley of the Waters at Wentworth Falls. I had travelled up the mountains with John, Chuin Nee and their … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Canyoning, Grose Wilderness, Wilderness Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged Anvil Rock, Den Fenella, Empress Canyon, Jamison Valley, Mt Solitary, Narrow Neck, National Pass, Perrys Lookdown, Undercliff Walk, Valley of the Waters, Waratah, Wentworth Falls
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Blue Gum Forest 18-19 October 2014
It was a great weekend to be in the bush. The wildflowers were magnificent as was the weather. It was warm enough for a (quick) swim in the Grose River. This was a walk to Blue Gum Forest. I went … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Grose Wilderness, Wilderness Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged Blue Gum Forest, Grose River, Pierces Pass
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Dawn – Govetts Leap, Blackheath 16 October 2014
I was in Blackheath for the Kameruka Bushwalking Club reunion, and I was staying up there at a friend’s place. On the second day of the reunion, I got up early and went to Govetts Leap for the sunrise.
Posted in Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Grose Wilderness, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Govetts Leap, Grose Valley
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Deep Pass – Birthday Weekend 11-12 October 2014
A large group of friends headed up to Deep Pass. We had three birthdays to celebrate – and Deep Pass is not only a great campsite – it has many interesting places nearby to visit. Wildflowers, birds, canyons, cracks and … Continue reading
Sunset and Sunrise at Katoomba 10-11 October 2014
A group of us were heading up to the mountains for a birthday celebration weekend at Deep Pass. Some of us went up on Friday afternoon to photograph the sunset at Katoomba. We camped the night on Narrow Neck, so … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Boars Head, Jamison Valley, Katoomba Lookouts, Mt Solitary, Narrow Neck
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Dunphy’s Kowmung Adventure 26 September – 6 October 2014
One hundred years ago, in 1914, a classic bushwalk took place. Myles Dunphy and Herbert “Bert” Gallop set off from Katoomba for an adventure along the Kowmung River. This walk, in many ways marked the beginning of both the sport … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Conservation, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Alex Allchin, Chardon Canyon, Dingo Dell, Herbert Gallop, Hollanders River, Jenolan Caves, Kowmung River, Lake Burragorang, Lannigans Ck, Megalith Ridge, Misery Ridge, Myles Dunphy, Six Foot Track, Tuglow Falls, Uni Rover Trail, Wooglemai, Yerranderie
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Wild Blue Mountains Calendar 2015
Ian Brown, not long returned from a climbing trip to Greenland, has again produced his excellent Wild Blue Mountains Calendar. This is the 5th edition. Ian has a great love for the splendour and beauty of the Greater Blue Mountains … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Ian Brown, Wild Blue Mountains Calendar
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Sassafras Gully in Springwood – 4 September 2014
I had another afternoon in Springwood, and chose to walk around the Sassafras Gully loop. It had been raining and I was hoping the creeks would be up. They were, but not by too much, but things were still very … Continue reading
Gardens of Stone 29 August – 1 September 2014
This was a four day trip organised by the Colong Foundation for Wilderness. On the trip we went to quite a few sites in the Gardens of Stone area. Most of the sites that we visited are not in the Gardens … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Conservation, Gardens of Stone, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Blackfellows Hand, Cape Horn, Colong Foundation, Cullen Bullen State Forest, Holts Heaven, McLeans Gap, McLeans Pass, Mt McLean, Pagoda Land, Pagodas, Temple of Doom, Vertigo Slot, Wolgan Falls, Wolgan Valley
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Wentworth Falls and Leura – Waterfalls and Cascades 27 August 2014
The best time to visit the waterfalls of the Blue Mountains is just after (or during) rain. It had been raining for the past few days and the creeks should be up – an ideal time. My friend Roger, was … Continue reading