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The Journey Begins
The first journey stick has been located (with the help of the suspected Provost!) at wipe.wheels.dozen (three word app) and the journey has begun. We are so happy to be the stewards and are in deep discussion as to where the journey stick will be left for the next steward(s). Stay tuned for journey updates.
After being denied an entry pass into the forbidden kingdom of Queensland, journey stick celebrated the New Year on a high note closer to home. The journey sticks new year resolution is to find a new steward. Keep an eye out for clues when and where.
2021 Wrap Up
We are drawing the strings of closure for Journey Stick #24. @rockyjhiker has been an outstanding custodian, taking the stick to far flung and local places in these pandemic years. The Order of Walkers look forward to new adventures in 2022. Get the perspective on the google earth project page here
Journey Stick #24 got high - on the Australian Alps that is! This picture was taken at the start of a 4 day wander around the Bogong High Plains staying at Tawonga Huts, Dibbin Hut, and Ryders Yard.
Journey Stick #24 did it's bit to raise funds for the Pat Cronin Foundation. This picture was taken at https://w3w.co/highs.sunblock.dittos following a 70km walk in memory of Pat Cronin. Still not too late to donate at Pat Cronin Foundation Be Wise Walk 2021 (mycause.com.au)
One Minite of Yirrip. As an addendum to my visit to Yirrip, I send a souvenir to all.
Journey Stick #24 getting a little batty with this lockdown. The strange fruit in the trees behind are flying foxes. Just about birthing time for the colony along the Yara River.
Journey Stick #24 resting alongside the flooded Yara River.
