Walking (and caching)

Mix · Post by **Mix** » 25 January 04 4:30 pm

A few weeks ago, I was looking at some photos of an older friend from the 70Ã‚â€™s when he went on walking trips with friends. (The TV just reminded me)

And I thought Ã‚â€˜IÃ‚â€™d like to do thatÃ‚â€™, Ã‚â€œhay, I could cache on the wayÃ‚â€

The Spindoctors · Post by **The Spindoctors** » 25 January 04 4:52 pm

There are few in the Brindabellas west of Canberra, as well as three in the high country around Jindy. I'm planning on doing these in Feb-March.

Try:
A Long Way To The Top by mtbikeroz (GC2ABD)

The top ACT - Bimberi Wilderness by mtbikeroz (GC5895)

Providence Reach by USA Greg (with AUS Dan) (GCACD9)

Australia's Highest by Roland Turner, Anand Kumria, James Davidson (GCF7)

#28 Great Southern Land: (2) The Paramount Peak. by Hounddog and SNIFTER (GC26E4)

Animals by Team Chaos (GC364D)

Mix · Post by **Mix** » 25 January 04 4:58 pm

Thanks, I'll have a look at those, might be good for Easter time.

Any others will be appreciated

SNIFTER · Post by **SNIFTER** » 25 January 04 9:46 pm

If you wait any longer than easter some of these will be snowed in. They certainly are good walks and take a walking stick with you.
When we placed Paramount Peak we watched as some European visitors that are used to the snow arrived with a couple of bits of dowel as a walking stick.

The Spindoctors · Post by **The Spindoctors** » 26 January 04 12:07 am

I can't wait to do them before winter, but a friend of mine warned me about the flies in the area at the moment. They seem resistant to Rid and Aeroguard. A real pain in the

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