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A guide to snowshoeing for bushwalkers

A guide to snowshoeing for bushwalkers

July 01, 2022 1 min read

Snowshoeing originated thousands of years ago by the the First Nations people of the northern hemisphere as a way to travel over deep winter snow. Today snowshoe designs have evolved utilising aluminum and modern composites materials. 
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Short but Sweet

Short but Sweet

May 27, 2022 2 min read

Not long after sunset a mist settled over my tent and most of the night was remarkably mild at around -1°C but a couple of hours before sunrise it cleared and I had a healthy minimum of -6.3°C leaving the tent crusted with ice and the ground crunchy underfoot. Not as cold as Liawenee which registered a cool -9.6°C but still refreshingly crisp.
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A close call on Annapurna I

A close call on Annapurna I

May 27, 2022 2 min read

Summit photos seldom tell the story of the journey to reach there. For me, after 34 days on Annapurna 1 (8,091m), it seemed like a sure win, but I decided to turn back ~350m from the summit due to severe stomach pains… and head-torch failure.
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Meet The Mont Team - Kale

Meet The Mont Team - Kale

May 20, 2022 3 min read

We sat down with Kale to ask him some questions about his climbing history, favourite setting styles and his thought on the future of climbing.
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The Chill Approaches

The Chill Approaches

May 19, 2022 3 min read

A weather window of 3 fine days was approaching and I decided to return to the Cradle Mountain area to catch the last of the Fagus. Deciduous Beech, alias Fagus, is Tasmania’s only deciduous plant. It turns the slopes of the mountains a glorious golden hue for a brief period each Autumn.
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Hiking Hannels Spur, Kosciuszko National Park

Hiking Hannels Spur, Kosciuszko National Park

May 13, 2022 2 min read

Earlier this month over the Easter long weekend I headed back to rediscover my love for a familiar country, the Ngarigo high country. With good weather forecast and a wonderful full moon, I thought it was high time I returned to the beautiful hills of Kosciuszko National Park.

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The Fagus

The Fagus

May 12, 2022 2 min read

Every year near Anzac Day, a special event occurs in the Tasmanian highlands. Australia’s only native deciduous plant, Deciduous Beech or nothofagus gunnii, alias the Fagus, clothes the mountainsides in a glorious golden mantle.
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Exploring Skullbone Plains

Exploring Skullbone Plains

April 29, 2022 3 min read

High in the Tasmanian Highlands, the Tasmanian Land Conservancy manages a 1600 hectare area of land within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area called Skullbone plains. 

This was an excellent exploration of a seldom visited area and a perfect way to escape to the bush for a couple of days.

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An Update from Everest

An Update from Everest

April 22, 2022 1 min read

On the 18th of April, after three years of planning, the whole Fly from Everest: End Polio Now team, along side their guides from Himalayan Ascent, have reached Everest Base Camp. 

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Route Setters review the La Sportiva Theory Climbing Shoe

Route Setters review the La Sportiva Theory Climbing Shoe

April 21, 2022 3 min read

Recently the BlocHaus Canberra route setting team grabbed a pair of La Sportiva Theory climbing shoes to test out while setting in the gym, and the verdicts are in!
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Trip Notes: Trad Climbing in Moonarie

Trip Notes: Trad Climbing in Moonarie

April 14, 2022 3 min read

Moonarie is an incredible, sacred and special place that has a certain peacefulness to it I have never experienced before, I would strongly recommend climbers, bushwalkers, trail runners and everyone in-between to check it out and spend a day or two there enjoying the serenity.
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Sports nutrition that’s kind to your gut

Sports nutrition that’s kind to your gut

April 13, 2022 1 min read

Sports Nutrition range that has been designed to enhance performance while using real ingredients that lower the risk of an upset stomach while on the trails. 
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