Spur country

Submitted: Sunday, Feb 19, 2017 at 12:13
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We spent 5 days around Moroka, Wonnangatta, Blue Rag Range, the Twins and Selwyn, covering a number of the popular spurs.



The Steep prize goes to Basalt Knob Tk South where the odd zig zag lets you see side-on the the next pitch and get a clearer idea of the grade, where it's only psychological inertia that keeps you in!



The Pucker prize goes to Hart Spur Tk which has a big hole right in the middle of a steep pitch. I decided to span it and that worked but it was close. Slipping in wouldn't have been fun.

Remarkably a group with camper trailers came down it that day too. Hats off to them.

Herne Spur was straightforward.

Billy Goat Bluff was pretty rough, much more so than the first time I went down it. For trivia buffs, it's a 17 degree average grade from top to bottom.
That there's so much of it is perhaps what gives it its rep.

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