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On a three day visit to Cousin John and wife Penny, we did a walk today (in some mist and at 11 Deg C!) through Pope's Glen, amongst many wildflowers with views down the Grose Valley and then went to an art gallery, with some amazing pictures and
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In spite of the cool misty rain, 7 of us, Ludy, Annette and Dominic, Steve and Jesse, Mary and I, walked from Wattamolla to Curracurang--and the waterfall and then on to Curracurong, passing the well-known 'Eagle Rock' (isn't that a song?)
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Today, Saturday we walked a few Kms along the coast track in our National Park, had a break and returned--all in perfect weather. We were with Ludy, Annette and son Dominic, Bruce, Heather, Philippe and Jenny.
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A few pics of September flowers in front garden (first one an Alogyne) , plus the honeyeater that I feed several times a day--one pic caught just as he 'took off' so you can see his feet leaving the trellis! Later today we drove to the Royal National
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Cousin John lives in Blackheath in the Blue Mountains and his brother Keith is visiting Oz. We last met in London at Jacqui's place about 5 weeks ago. I travelled up by train and we set off about 9.15am from Evans Lookout, in great walking weather. We
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Friend Roger invited Ken and myself to check out a walk from Heathcote Station to 'Kingdom Come' in the Heathcote National Park. Seems no-one has heard of this place--possibly because it sits on the edge of a military artillery training area!! The walk is interesting but
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While Penny was 'Dobbying' at Anna's place, we set off in great walking weather to do the 3 hour Marley Track walk, with cars at 2 locations on the Bundeena Road. After a break at Marley itself we crossed the Deer Pool waterfall, admired the Banksia
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We packed a lot into the 24 or hours we were with John and Penny in Blackheath. Thanks to them for an excellent break! After collecting them from gateball--well, Penny.........we had lunch then set off for the Hanging Rock walk --a spectacular if somewhat dangerous view! That evening
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We spent a day with John, Penny and Keith --all except Penny doing the 'edge' walk from Evans Head road to Govatt's Leap, then all except me (with sore foot) went back home via Pope's Glen. It's impossible to get a sensible
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Recntly we went into the Royal National Park with Cayl, Will and a new friend --Ludivine, from Bundeena, to Robertson's Roundabout. We had intended to do them regularly but a long period of continual rain, high winds, impassable weirs and cold temperatures, delayed us.
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Mary, Caryl and I walked from Wattamolla to Curracarrang along the coast track. At Curracorrang we found a track to a very picturesque waterfall and swimming hole. Unfortunately the track marked return to road w-could not be found and is apparently out of use so we returned the same
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