This afternoon Rob and I passed the 200km mark! Let's see if we can cover a larger distance next month.
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Showing posts with label lee point. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Posted by Dom Bryce on Thursday, June 06, 2013 with No comments
This afternoon Rob and I passed the 200km mark! Let's see if we can cover a larger distance next month.
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Posted by Dom Bryce on Sunday, June 02, 2013 with No comments
Today Rob and I were meant to head to Litchfield for another Trail Adventure but instead we decided to move it to Sunday and headed for Lee Point to accrue the 10km minimum we have set for each adventure.
Friday, 24 May 2013
Posted by Dom Bryce on Friday, May 24, 2013 with No comments
With the weather against Rob, Justin and myself, we decided to give Lee Point a look. In the end we had to cut is short as it just started spitting and unfortunately, it was getting quite dark. All up the round trip was 3.72kms
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Posted by Dom Bryce on Saturday, May 04, 2013 with No comments
Given that it's a long weekend, I decided to get up and go for a wander with a good mate Rob.
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I've never been down this part of Darwin before simply because I never saw no need to, it wasn't until today that I realised how nice everything is.
What I really enjoyed about this route is that not only did the environment change from bush, to swampland, to seaside forest,but the amount of things to see was amazing. We spotted a tree snake but unfortunately time is of the essence and I didn't stop to take photos.
We decided to start at mine and explore behind the hospital and see how far the trail took us. Little did we know that the round trip would be 13.61km.
| Looking down the path on our way out |
| Spider webs - they're everywhere! |
What I really enjoyed about this route is that not only did the environment change from bush, to swampland, to seaside forest,but the amount of things to see was amazing. We spotted a tree snake but unfortunately time is of the essence and I didn't stop to take photos.
| Old Bunker from WWII |
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