Bushwalk Australia

Posted: **Fri 18 Mar, 2016 5:26 am**

in the following thread, Bron writes, quote: "Once you cross the inlet there is a route marked by Christmas decorations up to the bottom of the ladders. the ladders are plain iron rungs and there is a rope to hold onto if you need it.
http://bushwalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=18827

I hired a chopper yesterday and took the following photo..........

after crossing the inlet, what letter in the above photo would be closest to our infamous iron ladders ?

thanks

Posted: **Fri 18 Mar, 2016 4:01 pm**

I'd say D maybe?

Posted: **Sat 19 Mar, 2016 7:47 am**

ok, thanks shankspony. I'll let you know in the next few weeks which letter it is LOL.
have done the 'assault' coming in from from the top, thought I might have a Captain Cook at going to the top up the ladder.

cherihoo

Posted: **Sat 19 Mar, 2016 8:22 am**

sounds good. If you like dry feet, try to time your estuary crossing with low tide too! Today would be perfect...

Posted: **Sun 20 Mar, 2016 11:18 am**

thanks for the heads up

i'll check the tide charts and take a spare pair of socks too

Posted: **Wed 23 Mar, 2016 5:46 pm**

Check the condition of the rope. I've haven't been there in awhile but last time the rope was ordinary.

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Posted: **Mon 04 Jul, 2016 8:29 am**

roysta wrote:Check the condition of the rope. I've haven't been there in awhile but last time the rope was ordinary.

your rope is in fine condition roysta

did this walk last Saturday.
started at Phegans/Horsefield Bay end on the Woy Woy Bay firetrail. followed my nose down to the water and then MUD flats at low tide. spotted the ribbon tape across the other side and followed them all. MOST interesting. HOWEVER I was a bit too early for the dead-low tide and got very muddy sneakers :lol: