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It was in 1978, after a late night start and very little sleep, that a search party set out on

Solitude and reverence for the mountains experienced on a solo walk along the Overland Track in the Spring of 1980

It was a grand weekend adventure to climb Mt Anne but, unknown to the climbers, it was to be their

I remember her then. Checked wool shirt of the kind favored by bushwalkers and outdoor types. Warm wool trousers, dull

This is an article I wrote around 2005 and which was republished in Brisbane's Courier Mail newspaper. It was stimulated

HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT for the different way that life turns out for people, even when they share much in

Story & photos: Russ Grayson IT’S PERVERSE, REALLY. To walk these mountains you start by descending rather than climbing.

It's not the town, its the landscape it is set in that gives the Byron region its spectacular character. This

CAUGHT BETWEEN rapacious extractive industry on one hand and the sublime beauty of nature on the other, Tasmania remains a

We inhabit our own geographies... geographies formed by patterns of movement from home to work, from home to our recreational

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