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We visited for an afternoon walk and explore. At the Western end is a small shack town. There is a nice BBQ and picnic area. The Coastal Traverse track starts here, apparently 4hrs. There is an area set up for beach boat launches. Best of all is the kilometres of untouched beach to walk along. Next visit it would be interesting to have a look at the head land on the eastern end.
My tops things to do in the Snowy Mountains on a quick trip. All of this is from personal experience and will be updated as needed. Please leave a comment.
Updated April 2020
Sampson Boat Co – Tally Ho – Website
Leo, is probably my Favourite YouTuber in this space, rebuilding a historic British wooden yacht in the US. A very capable craftsman humbly shows us hows it’s done with a glimpse into his life style.
Salt and Tar – Building Rediviva
Six Points Wood Works – Sea Dreamer Project
SV Seeker (Before the Prank)
Tim Weston – Tokyo Express – Website
Tim presents a great journey through his building of a Catamaran in the days before YouTube.
A low budget build, with some great enginuity.
Sailing Hunk of Junk Added 28/04/2020
This is my work in progress menu and shopping list for a multi day snow camping trip. Menu and shopping list follow. Aim is to be light, simple, enjoyable and high energy.
This is our current list of most used apps for aiding Outdoor Adventure.
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Setting off from Thredbo Diggings we made the return trip up to Thredbo and back in about 7 hours. A big walk but very rewarding. The track is set up for walking and riding so you need to keep your eyes open.
The following day we Walked the other end from the diggings down to Bullocks Hut, returning via the river track.
This is basically what works for me. Should be a good start for any multi-day hike. Just remember to pack for conditions and enough food for your trip length. Let me know if you have any suggestions, this will be an evolving page.
For some time, I’d been wanting to get back in the mountains and the end of lasted year spotted a post on the New Zealand Alpine Club Facebook page asking if anyone was available for a trip. That was the start of a great learning experience and some quality time in the mountains. This post will focus on the what happened and most importantly what I learnt and will do differently in the future.
I have recently found myself offering advice on managing and storing large photo collections. Following is the system I recommend which is simple and if followed reliable and will protect your precious memories for years to come. The aim is to keep it simple so that anyone can follow, I’ll include links and references to more details for each element. Please leave comments as I mean to keep updating and refining.
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