What's your fav pic taken from your shelter?

[andrewbish]

Here's a photo I took from under my vinyl (yes, your read right) tarp tent last summer, from Mt Buggery. Dunno know that it will win any awards but it is a top memory for me. It was my first night in this shelter and in the Aussie bush alone. I pitched it in the wrong angle and got a cold breeze on me all night. I used some tape to put a garbage bag over the entrance which reduced it a little. The sunrise over the Crosscut Saw was just stunning and I took this photo with my iPhone 3GS.

Sunrise on Mt Buggery, Vic, Australia

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Here's another from the past winter, taken in a valley near Mt St Gwinear in Vic.

Near Mt St Gwinear, Vic, Australia

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How about you? What's your favourite pic taken from in/under your shelter?

[stepbystep]

OK I'll bite

Lake Rhona, have camped on this spot for 4 nights on 2 seperate trips and taken the same pic poking my head outside...such a magic place

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Next all time favourite as the night was mild with a beautiful sunrise on the New Harbour Range, took this while eating my muesli

My latest is the most speccy, end of an amazing day climbing Mt Rugby and the best thing about a tent with dual vestibule's is you get 2 different views
First one is looking east across Bathurst Harbour to Mt Norold

Next is just after the sunset looking west out at Port Davey

Started to get chilly so I shut the door...

[MJD]

I don't have many taken without getting out of the tent but here is one from when a group of us were camped just below the top of Double Peak in the Frankland Range. It is nice when you can watch the sunrise without having to get up and dressed.

East across L Pedder from Double Pk

[DonQx]

Cathedral Mountain Plateau Xmas 2005



More pics at ahack.org (direct link to slideshow: http://members.iinet.net.au/~ahack/x_Shows/2005-12%20Cathedral%20Mtn%20Plateau%20Walk/album/slides/2005-12%20Xmas%20Esc%20Cathedral%20Mtn%20Plateau%20120%20-%20Bloodthirsty%20Hordes%20in%20Detail.html)

[Bluegum Mic]

Here's a couple of mine both taken from the tent door down by wilkinsons creek in the snowies.
Mt Towsend


Looking down the valley at sunset

[tasadam]

I reckon I could find a few to add...

From near Twin Spires

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Good to be in the tent with this going on

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Dull day, great view

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This was a pretty good moment...

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[Pteropus]

Some nice pictures there. I particularly like the party in the tent pic tasadam! I seem to have only ever taken one photo from inside my tent, so i guess it is my favourite photo taken from my shelter by default...raindrops on the outside of my TT Moment, on the South Coast Track earlier this year.

Rain on the outside from the inside, South Coast Tassie

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[nickthetasmaniac]

Camped in amongst Soloman's Jewels near WoJ

The view in...


The view out...

[Jaxter]

Frozen boots to start the day...

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Overland Track, April 2007

[proskub]

Bivvying on the beach at Lake Rhona <3

[whynotwalk]

Nice one proskub ... a favourite spot.

From the sublime to the gorblimey ... here's a snap of a TasEx guide knocking on our tent at Wild Dog in the WoJ, offering left over plum pudding and custard. There might be no such thing as a free lunch, but this was VERY welcome!!

cheers

Peter

Pudding and Custard - home delivered!

[doogs]

OK 2 from the last weeks adventure

Sunrise from Rocky Hill.

Sunrise from the saddle below High Dome.

[Nuts]

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[mjdalessa]

Wheres the much anticipated trip report?

[weetbix456]

yea nice one proskub some1 tricked me into camping in the bushes

[taswegian]

Some old slides of how once we could do things, or perhaps where we could.

This is what drew me to The Walls, year in, year out. No tent, just the stars above, the ground beneath and this to say 'gday to'.

morning glory

Sorry - the images don't do it justice.

[north-north-west]

Camped on Big Hill. the evening light was amazing.

T Spur Saddle, sunset & storm.

Morning from Timms Spur Lookout.

And two from the Pool of Bethesda; sheltering from the storm, and first light on Halls Buttress the next morning:

[Pteropus]

The sunset storm is magic!

[hikingoz]

Here's one from the tent platforms at hanging Lake.

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