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Last week’s ride around Maidenwell was so fascinating that Eric and I decided to go back today and do a bit more exploration. In 1986, Archaeologist and Paleoanthropoligist, MJ Morwood wrote a paper entitled “The Archaeolofy of Art: Excavations at Maidenwell and …
Continue reading Waka Waka Boulders 
Here’s some photos of a recent hike along the Somerset Track, Mount Mee, that I did with my friend and business partner, Mark. Somerset Track 
I took the family for a hike at Mt Mee today, along the Somerset Track. It’s a 13km walk to a sheer drop that looks westward over the valley to Somerset Dam. Harrison’s shirt says it all: “The mountains are calling and I … Continue reading The Mountains Are Calling and I Must Go 
Liz asked me what I wanted for a Father’s Day present, and I said “A bush walk”. So today we hiked along Scrub Road. Basically it’s a big “vee” shaped road – steep down for 2km, then steep up the other side to the South Boundary Road Camp. Then turn around and repeat in the … Continue reading Scrub Road 
A few months ago, Liz and I hiked Joyners Ridge Road in D’Aguilar National Park. Today we decided to turn the “tough-o-meter” dial a bit harder, and hiked Lightline Road and Cabbage Tree Range Road. It started out innocuously enough, with a long descent along Lightline Road and Job 6 Road. Job 6 … Continue reading Hiking with Liz 
The weather forecast said “Rain” but we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day to explore the Noosa Headland. I can’t believe how lucky we are to have this beautiful national park just over an hours drive from our front door. 
Our kids had a visit from a couple of their friends this morning. Rather than let them sit around playing computer games, we bundled them into the van and took them on a couple of hikes. (After checking that it was ok to kidnap a couple of extra kids. Thanks Renea!) The first hike was … Continue reading Kidnapping the Neighbors Kids 
The afternoon was too pleasant to spend in the office, so I took a walk along the northern shoreline of Lake Samsonvale. This area was known as “Harrison’s Pocket” before the dam was built. But now the town of Harrison’s Pocket, with its post office and school only exists on old maps. The … Continue reading Harrisons Pocket 
The Goat Track is a narrow one-way gravel road which winds up from Samford Valley to Mount Nebo. Until recently it saved motorists over 10km on the trip. Continue reading The Goat Track |
 
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