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tonyturley
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- Scott Depot, WV, USA
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- Tony
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- Quebec, Canada
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- Pierre
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- Toronto, Canada
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- Craig
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Iron
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- Tímo
The track is classified as Easy and Intermediate around the mid section but I found myself bushwacking here. I am not new to such because my other hobby is bushcraft. I told myself at this point, "No way a track rated as Easy would require bushwacking!" I added, "I was made for this!" I just returned and went vertical and parallel to the slope to catch the actual Easy track. I
The return.
Found the track
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The return.
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Found the track
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Uphill toward the intermediate section:
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The next part was rather steep but I took some shots, anyway.
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The track is not limited to a few metres just by the fence on the right-hand-side as the rest of the track showed some early indications of an impending landslide.
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The foreground here is one of those head scarps.
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I will post the rather common shot of the two bays in the Landscape section.
I ate my sushi balls lunch up top.
Here is the view of the head scarp/impending landslide. The bottom is heavily mitigated but nature doesn't care and a few continuous torrential rain episodes can mobilise this slope.
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Going down. Another close-up view of the head scarp with the remaining track on the left-hand-side.
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Shadow selfie at the edge of the track.
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At the bottom of the intermediate track, I noticed I lost my Made in Italy polariser clip-ons for my eyeglasses, so I had to go back up! That error cost me large blisters in my feet because I didn't really put in the correct socks.
This path has a naturally thick canopy, probably good for group meetings.
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This path has a naturally thick canopy, probably good for group meetings.
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Really connected with that, I don't know why, but that image gives me the feeling I'm there(?)
tonyturley
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- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
- Location
- Fremantle, Western Australia
- Name
- Andrew
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Mademoiselle Anne entering the woodlands, the Bois de La Garde between St Flour de Mercoire and Sagne-Rouse.
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