Mt Pillinger

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Mt Pillinger

Postby Pedro » Sat 16 Aug, 2008 10:15 am

I had to visit the NW last week and took a day out to visit Mt Pillinger. One of my favourite walks - my first trip there was with Mr Nash from Devonport High in the mid 60's. It really fired my interest in bush walking.
The early morning view driving over Mt Claude was great:
Mt Claude Lookout.JPG


The track to Pillinger was mostly clear, but there is plenty of snow in the central Reserve.

The Du Cane Range looked great:
Lees Paddocks.JPG


and Ossa and Pelion East were plastered:
Ossa & PE.JPG


Trashed a car wheel on the way out on the Arm River Road. That's the third time I've damaged a car on that road - its a good thing the walk is worth the cost.
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Re: Mt Pillinger

Postby flyfisher » Sat 16 Aug, 2008 8:34 pm

Top pics Pedro. Always love that angle of Lees paddocks.Just makes you want to be there.

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Re: Mt Pillinger

Postby Pedro » Sat 16 Aug, 2008 8:48 pm

Actually, that pic of the Du canes and Lees paddocks was taken, not from the summit, but from the bluffs further to the south. Quite worth the walk and scrub bash for the slightly different viewpoint.
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Re: Mt Pillinger

Postby Crum » Fri 29 Aug, 2008 10:43 pm

Nice pics there. Certainly a lot clearer day than when I did it a while back. I think we picked the hottest day in history and the sky was hazy with smoke from the bushfires in Victoria at the time. Definitely a walk I'll have to do again sometime in the future
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