Do you really know anywhere?
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Do you really know anywhere?
by shankspony » Sat 20 Dec, 2014 6:12 pm
I went for a bit of a bush bash round bobbin head today. I know the trails around there, but once i'm off the paths I don't know it. I reckon if I had the time (redundancy, retirement) i'd like to pick a (smallish) area and really know what every valley and cliff-line was like. Does anyone feel they 'know' anywhere? Not necessarily every blade of grass but the ups and downs and features and if any human history is there.
there's no time to waste like the present - the sky's your oyster
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Re: Do you really know anywhere?
by vicrev » Sat 20 Dec, 2014 6:24 pm
Iv'e walked some tracks multiple times,each time is different,maybe we look for something different each time we walk,who knows ? 
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Re: Do you really know anywhere?
by skog » Sat 20 Dec, 2014 6:35 pm
vicrev wrote:Iv'e walked some tracks multiple times,each time is different,maybe we look for something different each time we walk,who knows ?
I have to agree
There is area that fascinates me and every time I go, or speak to people about the area. I learn more about it.When I think of something good to put here, I will................
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