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Walking the Bibbulmun Track - Part 1

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October 21st 2023
Published: October 23rd 2023
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After getting back to Australia from Europe, I set my sights on trekking the Bibbulmun Track in Western Australia. The track is one of thr world's long distance walking trails, stretching from Kalamumda in the Perth Hills, to Albany on the West Australian south coast, a distance of just over 1,000kms. It would take me approximately two months to complete an End to End, carrying a full pack includi... Read Full Entry



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Giant Survivor
The Giant Tingle TreeThe Giant Tingle Tree
The Giant Tingle Tree
The Giant Tingle TreeThe Giant Tingle Tree
The Giant Tingle Tree
Water flowing down swollen creeks.Water flowing down swollen creeks.
Water flowing down swollen creeks.
First part of track from Giants to Rame HeadFirst part of track from Giants to Rame Head
First part of track from Giants to Rame Head
First time on the beach, sorry about the finger in the picture !First time on the beach, sorry about the finger in the picture !
First time on the beach, sorry about the finger in the picture !
Looking back down the beach I had walkedLooking back down the beach I had walked
Looking back down the beach I had walked
The track up from the beach, quite steep and sandy.The track up from the beach, quite steep and sandy.
The track up from the beach, quite steep and sandy.
The view back down to the beach.The view back down to the beach.
The view back down to the beach.
More wonderful flowers on the trackMore wonderful flowers on the track
More wonderful flowers on the track
The track leveled out provided a view across to Peaceful BayThe track leveled out provided a view across to Peaceful Bay
The track leveled out provided a view across to Peaceful Bay
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Looking back towards Rame Head, the weather looked ominousLooking back towards Rame Head, the weather looked ominous
Looking back towards Rame Head, the weather looked ominous
The track headed down onto the beach and I must admit, sometimes I had trouble finding the track signsThe track headed down onto the beach and I must admit, sometimes I had trouble finding the track signs
The track headed down onto the beach and I must admit, sometimes I had trouble finding the track signs
The sea looked very uninviting and again track was hard to followThe sea looked very uninviting and again track was hard to follow
The sea looked very uninviting and again track was hard to follow
The view back along the coast line was beautifulThe view back along the coast line was beautiful
The view back along the coast line was beautiful
The path was good and the view towards Peaceful Bay and beyond lovelyThe path was good and the view towards Peaceful Bay and beyond lovely
The path was good and the view towards Peaceful Bay and beyond lovely



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