Comments for TDMSKP Trip Reports http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports Escape your tedium through our adventures and videos Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:17:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Ranon Canyon Trip Report and Video by Keegan http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/03/17/ranon-canyon-trip-report-and-video/#comment-69 Keegan Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:27:28 +0000 http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/03/17/ranon-canyon-trip-report-and-video/#comment-69 Excellent thanks guys. Loved it. Excellent thanks guys. Loved it.

]]> Comment on Barrington River White Water Kayaking by Emilio http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2007/12/11/barrington-river-white-water-kayaking/#comment-65 Emilio Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:19:45 +0000 http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2007/12/11/barrington-river-white-water-kayaking/#comment-65 nice kayak trip.. i like the part that the water get wild and there will be big rocks in front of you hahaha thanks for the post nice kayak trip..
i like the part that the water get wild and there will be big rocks in front of you
hahaha

thanks for the post

]]> Comment on Ranon Canyon Trip Report and Video by Adrian http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/03/17/ranon-canyon-trip-report-and-video/#comment-64 Adrian Mon, 31 Mar 2008 10:38:52 +0000 http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/03/17/ranon-canyon-trip-report-and-video/#comment-64 Thats a great video. Ranon looks awesome and has just been added to next seasons list of canyons to do! Thats a great video. Ranon looks awesome and has just been added to next seasons list of canyons to do!

]]> Comment on Hiking the Coast Track - Royal National Park NSW by richard http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/01/21/hiking-the-coast-walk-royal-national-park-nsw/#comment-63 richard Tue, 25 Mar 2008 02:19:22 +0000 http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/01/21/hiking-the-coast-walk-royal-national-park-nsw/#comment-63 Aegist...thanks for the info, did the walk Sunday/Monday from Otford to Bundeena...ended up carrying all of our water - consumed about 6 liters plus using creek water at N. Era for cooking. Temps were warm and humid so when hotter you'll need more if carrying it.....there are plenty of good looking water sources along the way...and taps at Garie as you mention....the sources of most note were the 3 'major' creeks crossed between Garie and Wattamolla in the high rolling heath area which also for me was the most beautiful stretch of the hike - would love to poke around up the creek beds...plenty of stunning beauty counterbalanced by the almost cartoon zoo-like flavor to Wattamolla but then it was Easter Monday. Aegist…thanks for the info, did the walk Sunday/Monday from Otford to Bundeena…ended up carrying all of our water - consumed about 6 liters plus using creek water at N. Era for cooking. Temps were warm and humid so when hotter you’ll need more if carrying it…..there are plenty of good looking water sources along the way…and taps at Garie as you mention….the sources of most note were the 3 ‘major’ creeks crossed between Garie and Wattamolla in the high rolling heath area which also for me was the most beautiful stretch of the hike - would love to poke around up the creek beds…plenty of stunning beauty counterbalanced by the almost cartoon zoo-like flavor to Wattamolla but then it was Easter Monday.

]]> Comment on Hiking the Coast Track - Royal National Park NSW by Aegist http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/01/21/hiking-the-coast-walk-royal-national-park-nsw/#comment-62 Aegist Wed, 19 Mar 2008 01:56:25 +0000 http://www.tdmskp.com.au/tripreports/2008/01/21/hiking-the-coast-walk-royal-national-park-nsw/#comment-62 Hi Richard, There are quite a few reliable water sources flowing down to the coast along this walk. Curracurong and Curracurang seem to be always running. Wattamolla, Marley, and there are taps at Garie (though I'm not sure if you will still need to filter that water or not.) Definitely carry pruifier tablets and/or a water purifier with you though. Hi Richard,
There are quite a few reliable water sources flowing down to the coast along this walk. Curracurong and Curracurang seem to be always running. Wattamolla, Marley, and there are taps at Garie (though I’m not sure if you will still need to filter that water or not.) Definitely carry pruifier tablets and/or a water purifier with you though.

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