Wow! For a minute, I thought you were talking about the Blue Ridge Mountains here in Virginia.
But then, I realized you probably were not walking “Out and About” here.
Looking at your photo though, your Blue and my Blue Ridge mountains are similar in appearance.
I posted a picture back in November (in ‘Natural Haiku’) that shows water running slowly over the rocks up in the Blue Ridge. Now you made me remember….what a great walk through nature that was. When it gets warmer again, I will go back.
Hey Baz, keep an eye on http://www.sixfoottrack.com/ in the coming months! I can neither confirm/nor deny that the person on the swing bridge is moi! 😉
No, quite a distance from the Blue Mountains, although all forming part of the Great Dividing Range. Blue Cow is in the Snowy Mountains region probably about 400-kilometres to the south of Sydney, whilst the Blue Mountains is about 80-kilometres to the west of Sydney.
Mind you, the area might get a dusting of snow in winter, but it doesn’t last. The Blue Mountains is my climbing and hiking playground.
you are an inspiration to me. ahhh, and beautiful pictures. that is a land of nature’s beauty which seems to abound. can we switch continents for a while? 🙂 what a set up there. nice. good luck with your mission. you seem to be strong and up for the mental and physical challenge. go for it! extraordinary… indeed!
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Wow! For a minute, I thought you were talking about the Blue Ridge Mountains here in Virginia.
But then, I realized you probably were not walking “Out and About” here.
Looking at your photo though, your Blue and my Blue Ridge mountains are similar in appearance.
I posted a picture back in November (in ‘Natural Haiku’) that shows water running slowly over the rocks up in the Blue Ridge. Now you made me remember….what a great walk through nature that was. When it gets warmer again, I will go back.
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Oh…wait….that was a post in August! I knew it was during the summer that I walked up there. I remember the Cicada’s humming in the trees.
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Hey Baz, keep an eye on http://www.sixfoottrack.com/ in the coming months! I can neither confirm/nor deny that the person on the swing bridge is moi! 😉
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Awesome!
My photo was taken about where you (someone 😉 ) is standing…
Soon as it cools off a touch I’ll do a day walk from Katoomba to the Caves…
Is it a new brochure or something???
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Is this part of the Blue Cow Mountains that we skied (sp?) on many years ago?
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No, quite a distance from the Blue Mountains, although all forming part of the Great Dividing Range. Blue Cow is in the Snowy Mountains region probably about 400-kilometres to the south of Sydney, whilst the Blue Mountains is about 80-kilometres to the west of Sydney.
Mind you, the area might get a dusting of snow in winter, but it doesn’t last. The Blue Mountains is my climbing and hiking playground.
https://thelandy.com/2012/11/25/dope-on-a-rope-smokin-on-sweet-dreams/
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you are an inspiration to me. ahhh, and beautiful pictures. that is a land of nature’s beauty which seems to abound. can we switch continents for a while? 🙂 what a set up there. nice. good luck with your mission. you seem to be strong and up for the mental and physical challenge. go for it! extraordinary… indeed!
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Thanks Violet, we are very lucky to live on this great island continent!
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45 km in one day! To quote Baz, “Strewth!”
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😉
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