#bushwalking

Okay, so for those of you who live in near really big mountains in the Americas or Europe or South Asia (or anywhere else for that matter) you might laugh at what we in Australia called a "mountain".

Waking up to Crypto Shots Sunday started out as usual with me waking up early so that I can participate in the Crypto Shots tournament. Blurry eyed with coffee in hand I did my best to help my team. Whilst

Near our home here in Brisbane we have this beautiful big chunk of bush. My partner and I walk or run in there most days. After living here for almost four years now I know many of them trails really,

Near our home, we have a wonderful patch of bush. It's small enough to run from one corner to another via somewhat straight(-ish) tracks in under an hour. This makes it big enough, with its many single

from the city to the bush- stop #2 on the whirlwind that was my birthday holiday in NSW

I'm currently on holiday in Sydney with my partner in adventure (and life) @new.things. We've been visiting my Mum who I only get to see once or twice a year given that I now live interstate. Since one

We do a walk most Wednesdays but it's rare that we see anything that's exciting enough to justify its own full post. Today was different - we saw a koala! We live in a part of Australia where koalas do

Had a day of from work at the property and so I visited a friend and we went for a walk at Sharon gorge. Some photos from the walk. It was a good walk in the cooler day we had. This report was published

About 1 hour 40 minutes drive West of Brisbane at Rangeville is Table Top Bushland Reserve. We had been planning to visi

It was our last day in the North East of Tasmania and today's mission was to drive south to Hobart again. We'd already d

Most days we walk in the bush near our house. Which means most days I get to be surrounded by trees. And I love that. Most days I remember to be deeply grateful for this. But some days I forget. I get

Storm clouds rolling quickly across the afternoon sky. Continuing our 2020 Christmas trip, we continued south. Crowdy He

One Friday in June this year, we travelled from our home in Brisbane to Warwick. We went via Cunningham's Gap where we

I just finished a 4km stroll that lasted about 55m! I walked with my love, as usual. We spotted several lizards, which is usual this time of year as it's quite warm. Here's a bearded dragon that (thankfully)

Woooo! What a day! I just finished a 3.44km hike that lasted 48m 40s with my beau :) He took a sneaky photo of me (on his s21 Samsung phone camera) featured below. This is a classic example of what single

I just finished a 4.48km hike that lasted about 1hh:0mm:0ss! Here in Brisbane we have a public holiday which meant that my partner had the day off work. I love it when he's home as I get company while

This was our planned route, starting from the Cotswold Trail Head. Mount Maroon is 964m above sea level. It was given th

The planned route, shown as a screenshot from the Alltrails App The traditional custodians of this area are the Yugambeh

We just got back from a 2.45km walk that took us 34m 30s as we stopped for photos and took in the views around us. We thought we'd work out a course we could use to train for an event called the Last One

Yesterday afternoon my partner and I did a 1.39km bushwalk that lasted 22m 21s (by my watch!) We snapped a lovely run sunset through the bush that was once burned in controlled fires as part of the management