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Day 4 -
Cleaning out the tent |
A short easy
climb through more spooky forest |
Nice flat
ground, but a bit narrow! |
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Out into the
open, with Mt Ossa in the distance |
Mt Ossa is a
bit closer now |
Rustic looking
planks to walk on |
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The west arm of
Mt Ossa in the distance |
What a pass! |
Look how far
we’ve climbed |
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They’re going
the wrong way! |
Even further up
the mountain |
That’s Barn
Bluff to the left, and Cradle Mountain on the right |
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A bit of a
scramble to get over there! |
The way back
down, with Mt Pelion East in the distance |
The plateau of
Mt Ossa – it’s really quite flat! |
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Looking west to
the walls of Jerusalem |
Looking south
towards the Pine Valley mountains – the Acropolis and Mt Geryon |
The track back
down, and the big track junction |
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The rounder top
of Mt Pelion West, with Barn Bluff and Cradle Mountain back there too! |
It’s amazing
what grows on top of the tallest mountain in Tasmania |
Why can’t the
grass in the front yard look like this! If only the house was at 1664m
altitude! |
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Heading back
down – the summit is on the right |
Doesn’t this
plant have a spectacular view – no wonder it’s so healthy! |
Creepy trees
down in the valley |
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Permanent
resident of Kia Ora Hut |
Friendly game
of Hackey Sack – to release the build up of Lactic Acid in the legs
(thanks Toby!) |
Yummy custard
for breakfast on the start of Day 5 |
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Back in the
forest again |
Du Cane
Emergency Hut – yes, it would have to be an emergency! |
Much more
inviting surroundings around Du Cane Hut |
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