Geotalk at Cliff Hanger - Video Episode 10

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Geotalk at Cliff Hanger - Video Episode 10

Post by The Spindoctors » 11 August 08 9:09 pm

Team Webguy and Wingnut take us on a trip to the Cliff Hanger (GC14XGC) in the Blue Mountains outside of Sydney.

Note: Explicit language in opening scene.

Head to http://geotalk.libsyn.com/ or http://www.youtube.com/geotalk

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Post by tronador » 11 August 08 10:38 pm

Another great video, now this all looks very familiar. The Old sod also took some great video of alpini, altaire and myself our visit out to cliffHanger.

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Post by swampgecko » 12 August 08 7:13 am

Love the blooper at the end, Webby's natural state isn't it?

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Post by Webguy » 12 August 08 10:20 am

Yes, it is my natural state. At least my knee is no where near as painful as it was when I hobbled to that one. But by the time I got back to the car, I had to pass on the next couple of caches as I could hardly move the knee.

A top cache in a top location to be sure!!

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Post by Mr Router » 12 August 08 6:18 pm

Nice work :)

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Post by Marcus Vitruvius » 13 August 08 10:52 pm

That sort of caching makes me extremely jealous. Will be definitely planning another trip up that way again some day. There is too much fun to be had.

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Post by Big Matt and Shell » 14 August 08 11:42 am

We watched this one last night, looks like great fun! I take it that you didn't have to use the crossing as I don't think the cache was 5 terrain (I may be wrong).M<P>I really want to get more into this kind of caching after the weekends cache!

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Post by Webguy » 14 August 08 11:52 am

No, you do have to use that crossing, otherwise you would have to find a way across the rather steep and deep canyon below you. That's why the climbers have put the crossing there. You would have to do a very long route to bypass or cross the canyon somewhere else. it does not show up just how deep that canyon is. Poor Daves camera was stuffed when we shot all that and could not handle extreme bright scenes, just like when I wa at the cache.

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Post by The Spindoctors » 14 August 08 12:12 pm

If you think that was fun - Episodes 11 and 12 contain two more excellent caches. They will be appearing in the next few weeks.

Webby, just about cleared the backlog - only Ep 13 to edit. Just in time for some more shooting this spring. Think I'll get a harness in preparation.

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Post by tronador » 14 August 08 6:24 pm

Webguy wrote:No, you do have to use that crossing, otherwise you would have to find a way across the rather steep and deep canyon below you.

Hobnail canyon was about 25m below, you could abseil into it but it would have been very scrubby on the way down. You would then have had to swim across the canyon and find some way of freeclimbing back up, probably not possible as the walls of most canyons are sheer.

I could show you a photo of north Bowens canyon, nearby which I've done but I don't know how to upload the image on to the forum.

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Post by setsujoku » 14 August 08 6:43 pm

Another top episode, thanks to webby. Looks a tough cache, not for the faint hearted!

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Post by Big Matt and Shell » 14 August 08 10:49 pm

I have just had a partner volunteer, looks like this one is now officially on "to do" list<P>Thanks Webby and Geotalk for sharing this great cache.

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