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Bushwalking Skills: Leadership Concepts (Rick Curtis)
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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Leadership Concepts (Rick Curtis). Part of The Backpacker's Field Manual by Rick Curtis (first edition published by Random House March, 1998). Leadership can be broken down into specific t...
Bushwalking Skills: Becoming an Effective Leader (Rick Curtis)
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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Becoming an Effective Leader (Rick Curtis). Learning to be an effective leader is on of the most demanding tasks you will face. Move group from A B. Be sensitive to needs of group. Energiz...
Bushwalking Skills: Bushwalking Fitness | Stretches for Bushwalkers
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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Saturday, January 5, 2013. Bushwalking Fitness Stretches for Bushwalkers. Which muscles do bushwalkers use? Which are the appropriate static and dynamic stretches for bushwalkers to do?
Bushwalking Skills: Groups (Rick Curtis)
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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Has a clear understanding of its goals: overall and immediate. Is flexible in selecting its procedure as it works toward its goals. Provides for sharing of leadership responsibilities.
Bushwalking Skills: Dealing with Conflict (Rick Curtis)
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Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Dealing with Conflict (Rick Curtis). Conflict can always arise in group settings. Conflict occurs when there are differences in:. Achieving personal goals (task orientation). It is OK for ...
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Bushbasher: April 2012
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Thursday, 12 April 2012. Easter at Mt Feathertop. We had aimed at getting up to Mt Feathertop some time in February but due to some very unfortunate circumstances we weren't able to make it. We made new plans for Easter and were able to be joined by some friends this time. The day arrived and we started walking in cloud, with the threat of rain and a forecast of thunderstorms. This didn't slow the boys down who took off a a great pace with no sign of slowing down. Mt Buffalo in the morning. We summited i...
Bushbasher: Easter at Mt Feathertop
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Thursday, 12 April 2012. Easter at Mt Feathertop. We had aimed at getting up to Mt Feathertop some time in February but due to some very unfortunate circumstances we weren't able to make it. We made new plans for Easter and were able to be joined by some friends this time. The day arrived and we started walking in cloud, with the threat of rain and a forecast of thunderstorms. This didn't slow the boys down who took off a a great pace with no sign of slowing down. Mt Buffalo in the morning. We summited i...
Useful Info - North Shore Tramping Club
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North Shore Tramping Club. Boat Bay, Orokawa Scenic Reserve, Coromandel. Waharau Regional Park, Hunua Ranges, Auckland. For maps of where to meet for Trips and Social Evenings, see the club Meeting Places. Make sure you have the required gear, including first aid, food and water plus change of clothes and footwear for the bus (see photo above). You can find lists of recommended gear following:. Safety Guidelines & General Information. General Info and Safety Guidlines. Carry your own first aid. Here are ...
Bushbasher: March 2012
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Friday, 9 March 2012. This is a beautiful, undulating walk along the edge of button grass plains. Much of the walk is spent looking ahead to Mount Olympus laid out in magnificent panorama. Last of the Buttongrass plains. Whether it was the coffee waiting for us, the ferry to take us along the lake, or the bed waiting for us in Hobart, we made excellent time this morning and ended up with an hour or more to rest and explore the river and upper reaches of Lake St Clair before the ferry arrived. I'm a param...
Bushbasher: November 2011
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Saturday, 26 November 2011. November was a great month as I finally got to go bush again after 18 months with no adventures. This one happened because I had annual leave when my wife's school needed an extra helper for a school camp. I only had to be prepared to accompany 15 boys aged 14-15 years old. The camp took place over 5 days following a circuit from Mt Loch, near Mt Hotham, across the Bogong High Plains to Cope Hut then back to Mt Feathertop and home. Mt Feathertop from Mt Loch carpark. Day 3 cou...
Bushbasher: December 2011
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Sunday, 4 December 2011. This a rather amazing follow up to an incident from the Bogong High Plains walk. As I mentioned in my previous post, I lost my GPS receiver somewhere between Dibbin Hut and Cobungra Gap. I backtracked on the day and had a quick search but, unfortunately, I was unable to find it. Fast forward to Thursday afternoon 3 days ago. My mobile phone rang and an unknown voice asked "Is that Matt? Happily back at home. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Review: The Laydle inf...
Bushbasher: February 2012
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Tuesday, 21 February 2012. The Overland Track Day 6 - January 6, 2009. Today we are truly on the downhill run, except there's still one range to cross. Thankfully the track crosses the lowest point of the Du Cane range and not over Castle Crag as shown in the photo. Today would be a beautiful walk through a lot of temperate rainforest and then into drier eucalypt forest. Once we reached the top of the Gap we noticed the environment start to dry out and the fauna start to change. After the steady clim...
Bushbasher: The Overland Track Day 6 - January 6, 2009
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Tuesday, 21 February 2012. The Overland Track Day 6 - January 6, 2009. Today we are truly on the downhill run, except there's still one range to cross. Thankfully the track crosses the lowest point of the Du Cane range and not over Castle Crag as shown in the photo. Today would be a beautiful walk through a lot of temperate rainforest and then into drier eucalypt forest. Once we reached the top of the Gap we noticed the environment start to dry out and the fauna start to change. After the steady clim...
Bushbasher: Preparing for future walks.
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Monday, 4 February 2013. Preparing for future walks. You may have noticed that things have been pretty quiet on the bushwalking front lately. Despite having a couple of trips planned over the summer holidays we were unable to get away at all. This was mostly due to Australia's habit of catching alight over summer. There has been one upshot of this inability to go walking. It inspires me to start considering future walks and what may be required to complete these. My thoughts over recent weeks hav...The A...
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Bushwalking NSW represents bushwalkers and bushwalking clubs
Advocacy on Bush Issues. Clubs by location or name. Supporting bushwalkers, clubs and bush lovers. 2015 Annual General Meeting. David’s test fire page. Training Courses and Resources. Advocacy on Bush Issues. Bushwalkers Wilderness Rescue Squad. The bush - know the issues. What gear do you need? Staying safe in the bush. Find out about some amazing walks in Australia and elsewhere. You need the right gear to tackle these walks. Ensure your gear is in good condition. AGM - 18 August 2015.
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Photo Albums
A series of photo albums. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Photo album from bushwalking attempt on Wards bluff in the Raglan Range. Details are on line. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Lord Mt and Lanes Pk. Interested in bushwalking, native flora of Tasmania. View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Bushwalking Queensland
Affiliated Clubs ». Welcome to Bushwalking Queensland. Bushwalking is an Australian term for recreational walking in natural bushland, or other natural or near natural areas. It is usually done within National Parks, either on designated tracks or completely off track. In other countries it might have a different name such as. Bushwalking Queensland Inc. (BWQ). Http:/ www.bushwalkingaustralia.org/. Administration of an optional group insurance scheme for affiliated clubs. Newcomers to bushwalking are str...
Bushwalking Skills
Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge leadership, safety and training, Club membership and retention, communications, emergencies, photography, technical bushwalking, trip planning, GPS, navigation, first aid, iPhone apps, equipment reviews and recalls, packing and food tips for beginners to experienced bushwalkers. Wednesday, January 15, 2014. Bushwalking Equipment Can I Really Do Without a Smartphone? As a bushwalker, can you afford not to own a smartphone? What are the limitations? Some apps even u...
Adelaide-based outback tour operator | Exploranges Bushwalking Tours - fully catered all-inclusive bushwalk holiday specialist
Are in the pipeline. A little forward planning always helps so if you want to map out where you might go with us in 2019 please let us know in advance. Here is our 2018 tour program. Hot off the press! Or rather uploaded here. We have places available on some tours, however some are full so don't wait too long before you book. Wait no longer.your next holiday is just a step away. We've been going bush for well over 35 years now and still experiencing it afresh every year! 19 years with Ian at the helm!
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Bushwalking Treasure Box
Andrew and Helen Purdams repository of mementos from previous bushwalks/treks/tramps/scrambles. Tasmania, Blue Mountains, Australian Alps, New Zealand, UK, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, Mt Kilimanjaro, Californian Sierra Nevada, Canadian Rockies. Eventually theyll all be here. South West US (Bus tour). Breaking the rules here. Rated a mention (and it did. Of Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon (right), Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley (including the most amazing sunrise you may ever see! And the Grand Canyon. ...
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