17 Jul 2021

Old Adaminaby

 

The old church at Old Adaminaby




Views around the shore


Some kind of ceramic insulator


Plenty of building remnants


 Plenty of Yabby bits Cherax sp.




Same place, next day


28 Jun 2021

AAWT - Day 16 - Ghost Gully Camp to the old Telegraph Poles

 A day walk in the fog on the June long weekend. 

 Typical view for today- fog and swamps


The old firetrail still shown on some maps has all but disappeared


Track to Millers Hut


Old fenceline near Millers Hut


Bally Creek






Millers Hut, with a patch of snow front and back




Snow Gums Eucalyptus pauciflora



Black Sallees Eucalyptus stellulata


Most of the small groundcover is Leafy Bossiaea Bossiaea foliosa


The first telegraph pole


This way to some fog





Following the poles


The end of the line


At the end of the line of telegraph poles I decided to head back to Ghost Gully Camp. I'd spent a lot of time tooling around looking for old trails, the weather was bad and I was packed for day walking only. Heading back, I drifted away from the telegraph poles and could not see them in the fog, so set the compass for North and headed for Port Philip Trail. At first I was unnerved at having lost the poles, but the walking was so lovely and open that I was soon enjoying myself thoroughly (the song You Can Go Your Own Way was playing in my head). I was also rewarded with subalpine views of the Murrumbidgee that would have been otherwise missed.


Mighty Murrumbidgee


14 Jun 2021

AAWT - Day14-15 - Bill Jones Hut to Ghost Gully Camp

Trip taken April 2021- clear days, cold nights.
 

Views over Long Plain

   
Hainsworth Hut


Quartz crystals on the track





Very few flowers left


Whoever this guy is, he has a red mite behind his head.


Active European Wasp nest, reported to NPWS.
Vespula germanica


More views from Mosquito Creek Trail


Morning view of frost and fog on Cooleman Plain


 View of Bimberi from frosty tent


Bill Jones Hut


The toilet, very funny



Sparshall's Moth, a female


Trichiocercus sparshalli



Brumby trap. Plenty of brumbies in this area.


View from Old Currango


Old Currango Homestead


Homestead interior, very comfortable


Views from Port Philip Trail, towards new walking country