#blue-mountains

This morning I completed my long run for the week - 14.9 kms, 9% further than my last run, which was actually two weeks ago as it rained most of last weekend. Nonetheless I was happy to run this far after

Jamaica's longest mountain range, mountains inspire to engage See through it's mighty power, look more closer Part of mountains contained in the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park, it's naturally

여행하는 미스티 @mistytruth 호주-뉴질랜드 여행기를 쓰다가 3탄 여행을 떠났었고, 이후로 3탄 여행의 여행기와 다른 이야기들을 올리다 보니 호주-뉴질랜드 여행기를 석 달 만에 쓰게 되는 것 같다. 뉴질랜드 북섬의 오클랜드 공항에 도착한 이래로 북섬의 와이토모 동굴과 로토루아 일대의 관광지를 돌고 남섬의 끝에 있는 퀸스타운까지 머나먼 길을 이동했다.

Last week mrshill and I walked the Six Foot track - a 45km trail in the Blue Mountains that connects Katoomba with Jenolan Caves. Most people do the entire walk over three days and two nights, lugging

With it being school holidays we’re spending the next few days in Katoomba. There are a few reasons why - we were already here for the 6-foot track hike we did over the weekend; we’re going away for a

Hi @actifit! It has been a long time. I am finally feeling better. Today I helped my wife at the winter magic festival in Katoomba, who was selling her wares. Alas it didn’t go that well today but I was

Back at it again after the long weekend off. Today’s activity came mainly from my usual mid-week evening running route (3.79Ks), playground duty and sofa laps. I’m starting to get my running groove back

We decided to stay the extra night in Katoomba (wasn’t a hard decision!). Today we went for a walk in Blackheath mid-morning. The weather was much nicer today. It was only 12-13 degrees Celsius but felt

I’m back in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains this weekend. It’s a long weekend so there’s no work on Monday. Yay! My wife wants to go back home tomorrow afternoon but, truth be told, I’d like to stay another

Such a stunning place!! I took my German friend to see some amazing sites in the Blue Mountains :)

The river on the last day was mostly flat water except for the last rapid at Coolendel. It was a tricky double rapid with lots of frothy water but no one fell out. We were at the end by 11am, just in time

Another big day, but tomorrow we go home, so we're up and away really early. Kym and Ricky were held up leaving while they tried various ways of extinguishing their fire. The dam wall was only a kilometre

In the dead of night, we're dragged awake in the glare of car lights. Jeff‘s here and wants to go straight away. He's had fuel problems and doesn't want to risk turning off the engine. Tents and bags are

Despite our late night, we're ready early in the morning and within an hour, reach Coolong Swamp for breakfast. The track faded away at the swamp and while we are hunting around, noticed a hut through

It's paradise camped on the Kowmung River, and we find it very hard to leave, In fact we stayed for 5 hours, enjoying the sun shine, drying out clothes, and swimming in the river. Only Aaron and Ricky

The day starts in thick fog and drizzling rain but we get away early We began with everyone crowded over the map, not getting lost again today! 400 metres from camp we‘re lost. Aaron, with a little more

Before leaving, we climbed to the top of the cliffs for an unbelievable view over the Kanangra Gorge. After the storm last night, there were waterfalls tumbling off the gorge walls, into the valley below.

"Can I have some of your chocolate. Please, please, please?" they bleated, begged, and grovelled "Have you no pride?" asked Nic. "It's chocolate!" was the answer. While the

Cox’s River wasn’t too far after all. We waded across the river. Ricky and Scott took it shoes, but still got them wet anyway when they stumbled and fell in. It was pretty funny to watch, though Scott

It rained all night. Wet clothes and tents in the morning. Packing up! "This sucks packing up“ moaned Jake. “Where‘d I put my pack" pondered Ricky as he scratched his head. “This is real fun"