Mt Harvey - Red Rocks Walk - 14 - 17 April 2017
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Day 3 - 16 April
Above - Dawn, clouds shroud the Red Rocks
Above - Easy, open walking through the heath, with great views.
Above - Martin and Wendy enjoy the view
Above - Getting close to Mt Dawson
Above - In the distance is Mt Harvey and Pantoneys Crown
Above - On Mt Dawson
Above - We walked up the ridge in the middle distance on day 1. Mt
Harvey is just to the right of Dave W
Above - Looking along our next objective - The Red Rocks
Above - This miniature canyon provides a good passage through the
cliffs
Above - Martin looks down at Ross's Knob
Above - Descending carefully down the Pagoda of Death
Above - Pagoda Daisy
Above - Mt Canobla and Mt Gundungaroo in the Capertee Valley
Above - Looking back at Mt Dawson. Dave W admiring the view near our
campsite near Point Nicholson.
Above - Mt Canobla and Mt Gundungaroo
Above - Wendy admiring the view at dusk
Above - Wendy admiring the view at dusk
Above - Looking back along the Red Rocks to Mt Dawson
Day 4 - 17 April
Above - Mt Dawson - Mt Harvey, Pantoneys Crown and Mt Genowlan
Above - Mt Canobla and Mt Gundungaroo
Above - Mt Dawson and the Pagoda of Death
Above - Further along on the traverse is this large camp cave. We
used this a lot back in the 1970's and 80's.
Above - Michael on the Red Rocks Overhang
Above - Wendy
Above - Looking ahead to Point Anderson
Above - Looking back
We reach Point Anderson and descend down to the Pressure Reducing
Station for lunch and a welcome drink of water.
Above - Back in the Capertee Valley
Above - Looking up at the Red Rocks
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