Blue Breaks Walk - 24 - 29 September 2011
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Party - Tim, Peter, Dave
Page 1 - Days 1 to 3 - Kanangra Walls - Gingra Range - Roots
Ridge - Kowmung River - Butchers Creek - The "Shack" - Broken Rock
Range
The photos are continued on these pages -
Page 2 - Butchers Creek - Broken Rock
Range
Page 3 - Broken Rock Range - Butchers
Creek - Kowmung River
Page 4 - Kowmung River
Above - Dawn, Kanangra Tops, wet and very misty
Above - Kanangra - the defile near the Dancefloor Cave
Above - misty trees - Gingra Range
Above - Peter and Tim on Gingra Range
Above - The Kowmung River from Roots Ridge
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River
Above - Kowmung River - bank
Above - Peter collecting water
Above - crossing the Kowmung
Above - Kowmung flats
Above - catterpillars on Scotts Main Range (we saw three separate
masses like this on Scotts Main)
Day 2 - Butchers Creek - Scotts Main Range - New Yards Range
Above - a wet camp in Butchers Creek. A lot of damage caused by wild
pigs ripping up the banks has occured. It rained a lot overnight -
and we had heavy rain over breakfast - so we decided to head towards
the huts on New Yards Range and sit out the bad weather. Despite the
rain - the creek was dry except for a small pool of water near where
we camped.
Above - Enjoying the fire inside the dry cosy hut at New Yards. This
is one of two huts owned by a company made up of members of the
Catholic Bushwalkers. This hut is kept unlocked and passing
bushwalkers are allowed to use it as a refuge in bad weather. We
were very gratefull!
Day 3 - New Yards - Butchers Creek - Broken Rock Range
Above - packing up the next morning after a very wet previous day
Above - Butchers Creek
Above - Butchers Creek - mosty a dry creek bed!
Above - climbing onto Broken Rock Range
Above - a telephoto shot showing Lake Burragorang and Mt Solitary
Above - Tim climbing onto Broken Rock Range
Continue to Page 2 - Broken Rock Range
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