We had a good walk on Tuesday even though there was a bit of early morning discussion between Ron and myself about the possibility of rain.
Anyway we decided to walk and were joined by seven others.
We left from the car park at Neika and after walking a short way along the Pipeline Track the mountain mist descended and it it started to sprinkle.
The light rain was intermittent while we walked to the turn-off to St Crispins Well where we found that the track was closed for repairs so we walk a little further on to where the Plain River crosses the Track.
We returned to the hut for lunch before returning to the cars.
A pleasant easy walk after the two epics of the previous weeks.
There was 9 walkers and covered 10.6 km according to my phone over 3.5 hours.
Starting at Neika |
The mountain mist lowers |
Creek flowing away from the track |
Starting to rain |
More mist |
A view across the old pipeline in the foreground |
A nice fern glade |
Mist thickens |
St. Crispins Well hut in the mist |
Inspecting Plain River |
Looking up Plain River |
Returning to the cars |
Snow Berry (Gaultheria hispida) |
They all disappear in the mist while I'm photographing |
Great photos. It goes to show that you don't need bright, sunny conditions. These are wonderfully atmospheric and true to the mountain.
Thanks for covering for me.
Jack
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