On August 8th 2022 I led a party on a meander along the cliffs from Bundeena to Marley Head, exploring the odd nooks and crannies and enjoying the sights, despite a stiff, cool SE breeze!

I led an NPA party on a commercial walk across some of the better sections of the Larapinta Track in May 2014. This slide show has been used in a series of presentations and it is time to share it with the world.

We downsized and settled on 18th July. This being the first weekend since then, how did we go, given that the entire downsize was in order to escape into the bush, free of the constraints of a large house and garden?

The National Parks Association of NSW checked out this area within Royal National Park on Monday 14th February 2022. It has just been re-opened after a major upgrade.

In the way she might appreciate. I can hear her critique now but whatever she would say, she would say it in a positive manner, designed to help a photographer grow and become better.

RIP Gina!

The precinct has had a maeover. This pictorial, on a quiet Friday morning before the crowds descend, might give you a feel for the changes.

We had a quiet, slow look at the area north of Sublime Point today. Track conditions were poor, raising the question abnout track design and construction if we are to protect the natural assets we want people to enjoy and that also raises the issue of budget allocations.

Of equal concern is evidence of illegal entry by trail bikes into this fragile ecosystem. Thankfully, the evidence today was not their actual presence but the trails they left behind….

But that will do for now. Just enjoy the pictorial.

In September 2020 and again, in January 2022, we visited the Bundanoon sector of Morton National Park. On both occasions it rained but the differences between 2020 and 2022 demonstrate what happens in our bush after major fires….