Tasmania Take 2 Tour: Days 1 -9
Days 1-9: Sydney – Hobart In 2016 Hammer and I visited Tasmania to do some hiking in preparation for our through hike on the Pacific Coast Trail. Unfortunately horrendous bushfires put an end… Continue reading
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2019 is Off to a Flying Start
It’s the middle of March and my best intentions to keep the blog up to date have fallen by the wayside. Unexpected events have thrown our planning for this year into a bit… Continue reading
Up and Out
Green Gully Track Day 4: Monday December 24, 2018 Calwells Hut to Cedar Creek Lodge – 17.5km Final day of the hike and the much anticipated long climb out of the gully. We… Continue reading
Canyon Walk
Green Gully Track Day 3: Sunday December 23, 2018 Green Gully Hut to Calwells Hut – 13.5km After a very restful 10 hours sleep, we woke enthused and energised for today’s section of… Continue reading
Into the Gully
Green Gully Track Day 2: Saturday December 22, 2018 Birds Nest Hut to Green Gully Hut – 15km Hailstones and torrential rain thundering on the tin roof of the hut woke us up… Continue reading
Holly Cow
Green Gully Track Day 1: Friday December 21, 2018 Cedar Creek Cottage to Birds Nest Hut – 17.5km Despite the huge downpour last night, the morning dawned to brilliant blue skies. We were… Continue reading
Green Gully Track
Day 0: December 20, 2018 Five days before Christmas Hammer and I had the opportunity to hike the Green Gully Track. It is a 65km walk through the the Apsley-Mcleay gorge in the… Continue reading
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago Marathon Trip Week 3: Friday October 19 – Sunday October 21, 2018 Los Angeles was the last stop on my Chicago marathon trip before I flew home. Not high on my list… Continue reading
Santa Fe, NM
Chicago Marathon Trip Week 3: Tuesday October 16 – Thursday October 18, 2018 I was sad to leave the warmth and relaxed feel of Savannah but at the same time I was eager… Continue reading
Savannah, GA
Chicago Marathon Trip Week 3: Saturday October 13 – Monday October 15, 2018 Approaching Savannah from the air reminded me of New Orleans – huge expanses of flatlands intersected by braided streams. Hurricane… Continue reading