Here are some pics:
Wild skies
Looking over Lake Peddar
Looking towards Clear Hill
Looking over Lake Gordon
Ridgeline going up. High point is to the left with a trig station on it.
Mt Cullen summit
Wild skies over Mt Cullen
Mt Cullen
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Mt Cullen
by tasdaz » Thu 13 Nov, 2008 9:23 pm
Went for a wander up Mt Cullen today. Didn't quite make it as the wind started not long after leaving and it was pretty ferocious. The skies were looking a bit wild too. Was hoping to get views over The Sentinals and the eastern part of the park, next time. Views on the way up were excellent anyway. A nice little off track walk in terrain very similair to The Needles.
Here are some pics:
Wild skies
Looking over Lake Peddar
Looking towards Clear Hill
Looking over Lake Gordon
Ridgeline going up. High point is to the left with a trig station on it.
Mt Cullen summit
Wild skies over Mt Cullen
Here are some pics:
Wild skies
Looking over Lake Peddar
Looking towards Clear Hill
Looking over Lake Gordon
Ridgeline going up. High point is to the left with a trig station on it.
Mt Cullen summit
Wild skies over Mt Cullen
Ain't no mountain high enough
Ain't no river deep enough
Too keep from walking in Tassie
Ain't no river deep enough
Too keep from walking in Tassie
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Re: Mt Cullen
by Son of a Beach » Thu 13 Nov, 2008 9:29 pm
love the sky in that first (and second) pic!
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Re: Mt Cullen
by Mickeymoo » Fri 14 Nov, 2008 7:25 am
Have to agree with Nik those clouds are fantastic in the first two, nice series.
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Re: Mt Cullen
by tasdaz » Fri 14 Nov, 2008 10:55 am
Thanks for the comments MIchael & Nik. The clouds were pretty amazing and surprisingly it didn't rain until I got back to the car after 4+ hours.
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