Brindabella Nat Park
Submitted: Sunday, Apr 26, 2009 at 16:54
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Member - Greg T (ACT)
well folks, i just got back from the Brindabellas.
how was it?? wet windy and wild.
we (a group of 3 4wds) went up Gentle Annie fire trail, through flee creek, up Webs Ridge trail, then up the powerline track. up two sticks, visited Mt Corrie, then back down and on brindabella rd.
it was snowing from the power line track up to corrie.....
the tyres did the job. put them down to 18psi and only slipped once or twice on the really clay slippery section.
we took a lot of time up there
clearing the tracks ( moved about 15-20 trees from the road. so at the moment, its all clear, but judging by the wind, there will be a couple down over the night.
all in all, once again, a good day trip had by all.
only damaged the bull bar...hit a roo getting there on the tar....B$s%^%d roos... just gives me an excuse to buy a steel one
Reply By: Member - Uncle (NSW) - Sunday, Apr 26, 2009 at 17:02
Sunday, Apr 26, 2009 at 17:02
Good to see someone braved the nasty elements today Greg. Although it would have been nice and cosy in the wagon.! sounds like a great day out though,
cheers Unc,
PS get any pics we can view?
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Reply By: Grandma June - Sunday, Apr 26, 2009 at 18:37
Sunday, Apr 26, 2009 at 18:37
"Wet windy and wild". As an ex Canberran, as of July 2007, now living on the
Gold Coast, I sit here in my sarong sipping my cool Charddy and - I'm glad I'm not there!
Glad you had a good day though.
June
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