Bushwalking

“It doesn’t matter if you take a short easy walk to a lookout, or carry a pack off-track for weeks at a time. Both are equally valid.”

CARO RYAN

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Merrel Australia

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The happiest hour of all. There’s lots of work t

The happiest hour of all. There’s lots of work to do when setting up a snow camp (much more than traditional camping), digging tent platforms and wind walls, digging our kitchen/dining room (seen here), melting snow for water and of course, setting up the tents, getting your clothing layers sorted for dinner (I call it “dressing for dinner”), before we can finally kick back and relax with a cracking sunset across the Australian Alps. So worth it all. Thanks to all my buddies for such an incredible trip! Might well be trip of the year.

Oh, Canada! I nearly forgot to send you warm thoug

Oh, Canada! I nearly forgot to send you warm thoughts for #CanadaDay yesterday. Thinking of your vastness, your diversity, your First Nations, your unwordable wilderness areas and your ability to be so darn nice. Love you 🇨🇦 but you can keep your poutine.

Sometimes, I go to the wilderness to disappear, to

Sometimes, I go to the wilderness to disappear, to be invisible. And in becoming transparent, I find I see clearer. Q: Why do you venture into nature?
Credit: Warwick Chate

Yesterday’s sunrise, near the top of Australia.

Yesterday’s sunrise, near the top of Australia. Waking up from a cosy night, to witness the suns slow crawl across our skies. Not a sound, not a breath of wind. A rare moment to cherish forever. Thanks to the Snow Cheekies for such a great trip. #circleoflife @astw_inc

Sunrise this morning. Near Mt Kosciusko. A differe

Sunrise this morning. Near Mt Kosciusko. A different kind of social isolation.

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