My first ever backpacking trip and my first ever hang! Just a one-nighter, but really nice conditions. Didn't need a tarp or bug net at all. Great campsites down by the creek. Bees were buzzing loud in the meadow. Can't wait for my next one!
My first ever backpacking trip and my first ever hang! Just a one-nighter, but really nice conditions. Didn't need a tarp or bug net at all. Great campsites down by the creek. Bees were buzzing loud in the meadow. Can't wait for my next one!
Sounds like a great 1st hang, well done mate.
Mountain views are good for the soul....& getting to them is good for my waistline.
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I was there a few years ago (Autumn 2014) and camped at Judy Springs, then hiked up to the knob the next day. Got a lot of rain but it was still a great trip.
You certainly picked a great area for your first trip!
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Five Basic Principles of Going Lighter (not me... the great Cam Honan of OZ)
“If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.” ~ Gen. George S Patton
I'm not much of a photographer, but…
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That's my hammock setup.
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Why Your Photos Don’t Always Appear Correctly Rotated
In short: This site is old and doesn't understand the EXIF orientation flags embedded in images taken by modern cameras, so you have to manually edit the image to rotate it and remove the EXIF data.
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Way to go!
And great pic of the colors cmoulder! It's nice to see legit photos that weren't cooked (burned to a crisp) in photoshop or other software. I can tell this is a true "what I saw" photo. Letting nature do the work.
Thanks @blackmagic. I fixed the images.
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