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The Main Range. Bt Kieran Carew

April 07, 2021

“After a full day off the beaten track exploring the rugged terrain on the Main Range, we decided to call it a day. Only 50 metres below the summit of Mount Townsend we settled down for the evening and watched the sun set over the beautiful Western Faces. As the day died and nightfall began, we watched the Milky Way pass over us as we sat isolated on the roof of Australia.”

Thank you to photographer @kierancarew.

Mont wouldn’t be what it is today without all of you. We make the gear, but you make the adventures, and that’s what it’s all about.

Mont Moondance 1FN Tent, Mount Townsend, NSW Snowy Mountains.

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