Rainforest meets Reef
Author: Laetitia
Glass House Mountains
Emu Holiday Park
The Greatest Crag in the World … ?
Hutton Roof Crags
More sloes than a very sloe thing
Eating with Dinosaurs
Poor Sloe Berry Harvest
Crummackdale
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I had dreamed of visiting Daintree for years. It looked so idyllic, with tropical rainforest right next to the Great Barrier Reef...
One of the objectives of visiting Brisbane was to climb at the Glass House Mountains...
Val and Pru recommended that we visit the Emu Holiday Park while we visited the Grampians...
We're now at Arapiles. Apparently it's the best crag in the world...
Blue sky and very cold. Low lying short routes were required...
While were walking around the stone circle in Avebury, we came across a bush covered in sloes. Fantastic, we thought. More sloe gin on it's way.
Friday evening was a bit special; we got to eat (not be eaten) with the dinosaurs at the National History Museum in London...
Sloes berries (the fruit of the blackthorn) seem to be very sparse this year. The mixed-up (wet) summer weather conditions must have resulted in a poor setting of the fruit...
After the excitement of the steam train in the morning we rushed over to Crummackdale to meet up with Anna and Ian for some single pitch limestone adventure...