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My blog about hiking and bushwalking in South East Tasmania, Australia, consisting mainly of day walks and half day walks.
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April 2015 | Hiking South East Tasmania
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Hiking South East Tasmania. Bush walking mainly in South East Tasmania as well as some walks in other parts of the state. Thursday, 23 April 2015. Thursday 23rd April 2015. Large expanse of flat rock in Garden Island Creek. I parked the car at the end of what is now Garden Island Creek Road where there is just enough room for one car at a track junction. Looking down the creek from flat rock. Start of track uphill. Looking down scree towards the creek. Track crossing Dears Ridge. Clear area on Dears Ridge.
June 2014 | Hiking South East Tasmania
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Hiking South East Tasmania. Bush walking mainly in South East Tasmania as well as some walks in other parts of the state. Sunday, 29 June 2014. Saturday 28th June 2014. Nicholls Falls - Look closely to see the cascade. Nicholls Falls has been on my list for a while so I decided to check it out today. I had no information on the falls or if there was any track at all so I thought I would just wing it and see what happened. Typical condition of the track. Looking South from top of Falls. Obstruction to sto...
January 2015 | Hiking South East Tasmania
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Hiking South East Tasmania. Bush walking mainly in South East Tasmania as well as some walks in other parts of the state. Thursday, 29 January 2015. Wednesday 28th January 2015. Some friends expressed a desire to check out the Huon Track so we opted to walk along the track to Blakes Opening and return. I had previously done the walk last year. See write up and maps etc. here. Remains of the hut at Blakes Opening. Labels: Blakes Opening-South East. Location: Lonnavale TAS 7109, Australia. Was heading, but...
March 2015 | Hiking South East Tasmania
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Hiking South East Tasmania. Bush walking mainly in South East Tasmania as well as some walks in other parts of the state. Sunday, 29 March 2015. Saturday 28th March 2015. Today I had a leisurely walk to Glen Dhu Rivulet with a couple of friends. See post on Collins Cap. A good walk with nice scenery. Distance: 11.8 kms. Labels: Glen Dhu Rivulet-Wellington Park. Location: Wellington Park TAS 7054, Australia. Sunday, 22 March 2015. Saturday 21st March 2015. Mount Mawson from track. It took about 45 minutes...
July 2014 | Hiking South East Tasmania
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Hiking South East Tasmania. Bush walking mainly in South East Tasmania as well as some walks in other parts of the state. Thursday, 24 July 2014. Wednesday 23rd July 2014. This was the second walk of the day. The start is reached by turning off the Huon Highway at Vinces Saddle into Vinces Saddle Road and following for about 3.0 kms. to Halls Track. Turn right into Halls Track and immediately park. Note. An easy short walk and a little steep up near the top with good scenery. Distance: 4.5 kms. After thi...
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Ramblings: June 2015
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Thursday, 25 June 2015. Risdon Brook Resv. to Madmans Hill 2015. Today you get our special two for one offer. That's right! Two walks on one post! The best laid plans of mice and walkers etc. All dressed up and no way to go. Dead battery (reading light left on for 48 hours), waiting for RACT. In the meantime I phoned Tas and he took his camera. Looking back at Risdon Brook Dam. Heading back down I ...
Ramblings: 7 Mile Beach to Lauderdale Circuit 2015
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Thursday, 6 August 2015. 7 Mile Beach to Lauderdale Circuit 2015. Today we're walking from Seven Mile Beach and around and about Lauderdale. I'm sorry the rest of the group had to stand in the wind and cold waiting for us. The up side is that the four of us in the car were quite warm and comfortable! After all that, we set off led by Tas. Most of the track is in the open with some grown up parts.
Ramblings: Current Walk Schedule
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Tas Boskell 6229 2506 M 0447 582 039. To leave at 9.00 am from. Denison Street Car Park. Macgregor Peak (Past Murdunna) G3, 4hrs. Bob. Please be at Denison St for an 8.30 start.* * *. Browns River to Taroona and return G2, 3.5hrs Peter. Pelverata Falls G3, 3hrs Bob. Walk times do not include travel time. Mainly flat on formed paths. G2. Undulating tracks and trails. Fairly demanding. G5. New routes...
Ramblings: November 2014
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Wednesday, 26 November 2014. Pelverata and Slippery Falls 2014. This weeks walk was to the top of Pelverata Falls from the end of Van Morey Rd. Margate, with a side trip to Slippery Falls. We were led by Bob who explored the route a while ago - alone. Typical weather, blowing a gale with shower predictions and cool temperature. This is what you need to get up here. Lots of flower s in the bush.
Ramblings: July 2014
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Tuesday, 29 July 2014. Tinderbox Hill/Peter Murrell Reserve 2014. I get a chance to complain about the weather. Last night it all fell apart with high winds and heavy rain. At 0645 I checked the weather radar (as did everyone else) and it looked like it would come good by the time I left. The intention was to walk across the eastern end of the Murrell Reserve, cross Brightwater Rd. and pick up ...
Ramblings: From Pottery Rd. No. 2
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Wednesday, 19 August 2015. From Pottery Rd. No. 2. Today we're leaving on a walk from the end of Pottery Rd. in Lenah Valley, led by Bob. There's limited parking near the start, just enough room for three cars or three cars and a motor scooter on this day. Weather is clear and not too cool so it looks like we lucked out once again. The bush is generally clear. Good place for snow. We continue until...
Ramblings: December 2014
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Wednesday, 24 December 2014. Snug Creek and Foreshore 2014. Today was our final walk for 2014 and on a cloudy, humid day, we were led by Bob around Snug and Electrona (Peggys Beach). Team meeting at the car park. The weather looks dicey, but we had no rain. Snug River looking very peaceful. Cormorant drying its wings. An example of the planting that has taken place along this path. Bob was, as I sa...
Ramblings: Safety
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? I've had a little worry during some of our walks where we are out of mobile phone range. I've done some checks on our walks and this can happen frequently. After all, some of us are getting to be a 'certain age' and unfortunately we may need outside help if something happens. We can't always rely on Bob to run out for help! Instructions on how to turn it on (very simple) are molded into the case...
Ramblings: March 2015
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Wednesday, 25 March 2015. Geilston Bay- Caves Hill- Rocky Tom 2015. Just a note about last week's blog, I used a different format for the photos that resulted in larger files to load. I've reverted to my usual format and will keep it so loading should be quicker. I may have to go into therapy as it appears I've been walking with Bob for too long! We start out at a parking area off Geilston Creek Rd.
Ramblings: August 2014
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Unofficial posts of U3A Kingborough Bushwalkers by Jack Pindell. How to use this blog. Who's Looking at us? Wednesday, 27 August 2014. Umbrella Point Bruny Island 2014. As we'd had beautiful weather for several days, we were looking forward to a good walk on Bruny Island with great views around the Channel. I knew something was wrong when I woke to the sound of the Bruny Island Ferry's fog horn. Everything was white. Trial Bay on way u p from Woodbridge. Same spot on way back. We laugh a t such signs!
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Hiking South East Tasmania
Hiking South East Tasmania. Bushwalking, Hiking and Tramping in South East Tasmania, Australia. Saturday, 15 August 2015. Billy Browns Falls and White Timber Mountain. Saturday 15th August 2015. A couple of friends and I did two short walks in the Judbury area today. I chose Billy Browns Falls for the first one because I wanted to check out the flow from the recent rain. See earlier post here. The start of the track now has a new sign. White Timber Mountain Summit "Can". Car Park and White Timber Trail.
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