This section was 21kms long. They came home foot sore and weary, but happy with their effort.
Cape to cape walk – Moses Road north to ellensbrook homestead
This section was 21kms long. They came home foot sore and weary, but happy with their effort.
Life of Riley - on whatever 
The flora and the rocks are amazing, Chris! What fun!
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They are, aren’t they! Apparently the Wilyabrup cliffs are amazing too, especially on a nice day when the abseilers are there. I’d love to see it all myself, but the access points aren’t plentiful on the track, and there’s no way I could walk 21kms, nor could I get across that creek.
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That is a decent walk, although I would love to see shots from you abseiling down the cliffs……
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Lol, I don’t think so. That would be my worst nightmare….
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Heehee. I thought so.
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Beautiful walk, but you won’t see me hopping across wet rocks.
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Count me out too Peggy. Josh was ok, he learns circus so is reasonable fit and able. Paul’s a bit of a mountain goat, but not enough of one to have managed the crossing without a fall. He didn’t get hurt – good luck rather than good management I suspect.
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What a great start! We enjoyed the scenery along that part of the coast so much. It’s beautiful and all the wildflowers in bloom would really add to it. That’s one big roo keeping an eye on them.
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They both enjoyed it but disappointingly, circumstances meant they bailed on the other planned walk days on this occasion. They did an alternative walk the second day, and the rest of the planned walks on the Cape to Cape are on hold for another time.
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That’s a shame but they will be able to do the rest later.
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That’s their plan. In the meantime Paul and I have re-kindled our love of bush walking and are planning a few short walks together.
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Excellent!
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