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Tag Archives: Wollangambe Canyon
Wollangambe Canyon – 17 February 2022
It was time for another canyoning trip with Bob. Last week we had visited Claustral Canyon. This week, we decided to visit the Tourist Section of Wollangambe Canyon. That would allow us to check out the syphon that had killed … Continue reading
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Water Dragon Canyon – 26 January 2022
This was a nice day spent canyoning in the Blue Mountains with some old friends. We headed up to Mt Wilson and then headed down to the Wollangambe River and crossed it, and then entered Water Dragon Canyon. This took … Continue reading
More Canyon Slide Show Videos
I completed two more projects during the lockdowns. Both were videos composed of photos from sandstone canyons in the Blue Mountains. The first consists of photos from the beautiful Hole in the Wall Canyon. The second is photos of Wollangambe … Continue reading
Why Don’t We Do It In The Road Canyon – 12 March 2020
A few more canyons have been opened. This included some near Mt Wilson, so Bob and myself headed up the Mountains with the intention to visit Why Don’t We Do It In The Road Canyon, and then continue down part … Continue reading
Waterfall of Moss Canyon – 28 November 2019
Bob suggested a visit to this canyon. A warm day was forecast, and this was one that did not involve too much bushwalking to get to and from. Some history. I was on the trip that made the first descent … Continue reading
Whungee Wheengee Canyon – 7 February 2019
Another very hot day…. means another canyon. I was heading up the mountains with Bob and we decided to visit Whungee Wheengee Canyon near Mt Wilson. This is an attractive canyon, but many sections are difficult to photograph as it … Continue reading
Water Dragon Canyon – 31 January 2019
Another very hot day was forecast. It was the day to head up to the mountains with Bob for a walk or canyon. After some discussion, we decided to visit Water Dragon Canyon. It is a small tributary of Wollangambe … Continue reading
Australia Day – Long weekend Canyoning – Wollangambe and Koombanda Canyons 26 – 27 January 2019
The weather forecast for the long weekend was for more heat wave conditions. Too hot for walking to and from remote canyons. So a group of us decided on visiting some canyons that didn’t requite too much effort to reach. … Continue reading
Wollangambe Canyon – 6 January 2019
I spent a very pleasant day photographing Wollangmabe Canyon. I was on a trip with Albert. The trip was supposed to be more of a social trip rather than a photographic one, but an adverse weather forecast resulted in the … Continue reading
Wollangambe Canyon – 27 January 2018
On the second day of the long weekend, Albert and myself took our cameras down a section of Wollangambe Canyon at Mt Wilson. We visited the “Greg Section”, which allowed us to also photograph the lower part of Whungee Wheengee … Continue reading