Category Archives: Bushwalking

Royal National Park – Coast – Photo Essay

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Dave Noble

I recently spent more time in Royal National Park – walking along the Coastal Track. I hoped for some stormy weather, but I was a day too late. There and been a big thunderstorm over the area the day before … Continue reading →

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Vale – Alex Colley – Bushwalker and Conservationist

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Dave Noble

Alex Colley 1909 – 2014 Alex Colley lived a long life. He recently passed away at the age of 104. I had met Alex a few times, the latest being in 2006, when I went to the office of the … Continue reading →

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Fairy Dell and Magdala Creek at Springwood – 2 March 2014

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Dave Noble

We had encountered a fair bit of rain and had cancelled plans for more distant trips. After hang breakfast with friends at a cafe at Springwood – a few of us set off down the nearby Magdala Creek to walk … Continue reading →

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Glenbrook Gorge – 1 March 2014

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Dave Noble

It had been raining for a day or two and I was hoping that Glenbrook Creek would be up a bit. Its only a ten minute walk to the creek from the National Park entrance at Glenbrook. There is a … Continue reading →

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Sydney Coastal Walking – Bronte to La Perouse – 26 March 2014

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Dave Noble

I got up very early for this walk. By very early I do mean early! A train to Bondi Junction and then a short walk down to Bronte to arrive before the sunrise. It was a beautiful morning. I was … Continue reading →

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Red Rocks Walk (and more) – 21-24 February 2014

Posted on March 1, 2014 by Dave Noble

This weekend was Albert’s birthday walk to the Red Rocks. I went up the mountains early with Digi Dave and we later met up with Roger and Jeremy at Katoomba. Before this we had been out to Narrow Neck to … Continue reading →

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Kowmung River Walk – 17-18 February 2014

Posted on February 27, 2014 by Dave Noble

Another birthday weekend – this time both Dan and Sarah had birthdays to celebrate – and wanted to celebrate in the bush. Our original intention was to do a two day canyoning trip – down King George Canyon and then … Continue reading →

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Kings Tableland Weekend 7-10 February 2014

Posted on February 27, 2014 by Dave Noble

Don, with his daughter Elata were celebrating birthdays at a party at Ingar – a nice picnic and camping area in Blue Mountains National Park that is accessed via a fire trail from the Kings Tableland Road out from Wentworth … Continue reading →

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Central Plateau of Tasmania Walk – 22nd January – 4th February 2014 – Part 4 – The Mersey Waterfalls, The Du Cane Range and Lake St Clair

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Dave Noble

The last part of my walk was the easiest. Just about all on track walking. I crossed the Mersey River just above Fergusson Falls. I was hoping to get some photos of the waterfalls and gorges along the river – … Continue reading →

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Central Plateau of Tasmania Walk – 22nd January – 4th February 2014 – Part 3 – The Lakes, Mt Rogoona and The Cathedral Plateau

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Dave Noble

I left the Walls of Jerusalem area via Dixons Kingdom and Lake Ball. I had been down to Lake Ball many times – but the more recent visits had been around the eastern end and then out to the Chinamans … Continue reading →

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