Wondabyne to Somersby – A Tough Day’s Walk
Muz reflects on the challenges and highlights of one day on the Great North Walk
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Muz’s Pack – Has He Got It Right?
Muz is about to embark on a four day solo walk, covering 60km through some very damp bush. His pack weighs 6kg. Is it too much or too little? What is extraneous? What is missing?
Happy New Year to and from Dusty Boots Journal
A quick reflection on the first five months of the Journal.
Climb Mount Kosciuszko in Summer, but be Prepared
Allan and Ingrid look back on a memorable drive and walk, to the highest point in continental Australia.
Further Along the Border to Cameron Corner – the Genuine Outback Part 2
In Part 2 of Neale's epic drive, he reaches Cameron Corner, encountering mud-covered motorists, multiple time zones, abandoned charity bash vehicles and a scrub golf course.
A Drive Along Queensland’s Southern Border – the Genuine Outback Part 1
Neale drives through remote western Queensland, where tiny towns like Hungerford and Noccundra reveal the outback’s dry wit, rugged beauty and the quirky characters who call it home.