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- Reverse Mt Solitary Traverse (in a day)
- Pilgrims in Tasmania’s Holy Land: Walls of Jerusalem National Park
- Expedition X – Midwinter in Kosciuszko NP
- Mt Solitary’s Magnetism Draws Us Back
- Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: 55km over 2 Days in Budawang NP
- Flashback: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 … Bungeeeee
- Flying High – Scenes from the Air
- Mount Solitary Reunion Trek (Blue Mountains)
- Above the clouds – Barrington Tops
- A Fragment of Solitude
- The Stromlo Effect — MTBing in Canberra
- Hang Gliding in Rio de Janeiro
- Kayaking in Sydney Harbour
- Flashback: Downhill MTB at Thredbo
- SUPing at Fairy Bower (Manly)
- Stairway To Heaven (In The Budawangs)
- Flashback to Northern Thailand (Pai) Trek 2003
- Surfing at Stanwell Park Beach
- Mountain Biking at Manly Dam
- Cycling Ku-Ring-Gai Chase, Whale and Palm Beach
- The Dingoes are Howling
- Mount Solitary Traverse
- Stanwell Park Cycle Journey
- Blue Mountains Canyoning
- McCarrs Creek — Go North!
- The Four Gorges — Ups and Downs
- Southern Highlands — Exploring the Backcountry
- Thredbo — Mini Mountains (Proposed Trip)
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Tag Archives: Budawangs
Bushwhacked in the Budawangs
Cerebral implants of epic proportions The Universe Doesn’t Give a Flying Fuck About You – it’s the name of a strangely captivating motivational piece by Johnny Truant and somehow it had found its way onto my Kindle reader while en … Continue reading
Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: 55km over 2 Days in Budawang NP
Report by Daniel Bos and Tal Bergman Photography by Daniel Bos, Rick Munitz and Seb Ruiz We set off from Sydney, driving south towards the wilderness of Budawang National Park, and reach the trailhead of our ambitious expedition in the … Continue reading
Stairway To Heaven (In The Budawangs)
Introduction Adventurers throughout history have struggled to answer the question: why? There’s the famous quote by English mountaineer George Mallory – “Because it’s there” – while the Australian Antarctic explorer Sir Douglas Mawson said, “If you have to ask the … Continue reading
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