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23-24/03/2012 - report - photos
Participants: Tom Brennan, James Yorston
The next morning, our ridge top campsite
James on the first abseil
Tom on the abseil - it's a bit of a squeeze!
Tom lower down
James bridging a pool
Looking back up the canyon
James
At the junction we explore the other branch, which we have previously descended
Canyon formation
James in the narrow slot
James contemplates the impressive chamber
Lower down, James scrambling down slippery logs
More logs ... and a possible swim!
Yet another log to climb down...
...oh, and another one!
So far no more abseils until now. James enjoying the second abseil...
...but not looking forward to the cold water!
He manages to get only waist deep wet. The abseil continues over the next drop
Looking down the lower part of the abseil
Tom on the abseil
James checks out the next drop
It looks a beauty!
Tom on the third abseil
Looking down the canyon below the abseil
Canyon formation
James in the impressive narrow slot
James scrambling
James belays me down this small waterfall, and then manages to rig an anchor to get himself down.
James demonstrating what happens to the log when you stand on it!
Canyon below the fourth abseil
We have lunch in this rainforest amphitheatre...
..and then head down the beautiful creek...
...to the next creek. James scrambling up the bouldery creek.
There are numerous tricky scrambles until the creek opens out for a bit. It then narrows again into this slot, which starts with an awkward scramble
James climbing up the boulder
The slot gets even narrower. There are two more waterfalls to negotiate, in a dark section, both quite awkward...
...before one final scramble out the top.
Looking back down the last section of canyoh
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