Thought I would start a thread so others who have written blogs of The Overland Track, can add a link here.
http://croll.me/2019/04/15/the-overland-track/
The photos were taken with a Samsung S9+ and reduced in size by at least 50%, sometimes more. Gives a good indication of just how good the cameras on these phones are now.
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Overland Track App
An electronic guidebook for planning and walking the Overland Track.
Download this app for loads of information about planning, gear, food, accommodation and much more about the Overland Track.
You will also find topo maps, terrain profiles and track notes for offline use.
$10 -- Discount to $3 until December 15
Overland Track App
An electronic guidebook for planning and walking the Overland Track.
Download this app for loads of information about planning, gear, food, accommodation and much more about the Overland Track.
You will also find topo maps, terrain profiles and track notes for offline use.
$10 -- Discount to $3 until December 15
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The Overland Track Blog
by crollsurf » Tue 16 Apr, 2019 7:05 pm
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Re: The Overland Track Blog
by South_Aussie_Hiker » Wed 17 Apr, 2019 2:24 pm
Thanks for sharing... a great read!
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Re: The Overland Track Blog
by Overlandman » Wed 17 Apr, 2019 5:23 pm
+1
Good to see you climbed Ossa on such a nice day.
Regards OLM
Good to see you climbed Ossa on such a nice day.
Regards OLM
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Re: The Overland Track Blog
by crollsurf » Wed 17 Apr, 2019 11:10 pm
Thanks SA Hiker and OLM for finding the time to read the blog.
You could push and find time to visit Pine Valley but the thing I loved most about the recommended itinerary is it wasn't a hike. It was a holiday where you just happened to go for a bushwalk every day.
You could push and find time to visit Pine Valley but the thing I loved most about the recommended itinerary is it wasn't a hike. It was a holiday where you just happened to go for a bushwalk every day.
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