We have a hard time explaining our travel choices to our friends. When we landed in Queenstown, Fiordland National Park … Continue reading Highs and lows on the Kepler Track, Fiordland NP, New Zealand
There is something about a canyon I find hard to resist. Life clings to little cracks and ledges often defying … Continue reading King’s Canyon Rim Walk, Watarrka National Park
I do like adventures. Smooth roads and concrete paths are easier but way less appealing. Uneven trails, on the other hand, they’re harder but much more interesting. When it comes to holidays, I’m all for it. But in my knee rehab? Nope, I’ll pass, thanks. Continue reading A bumpy road
I’m surprised at myself. I spent a really great Easter at Bluesfest in Byron Bay, listening to some amazing musicians, … Continue reading A new normal
“You’ll need to do these for when you’re back walking hills.” I was internally doing fist-pumps at that statement, whilst … Continue reading On track
A hard day’s slog ends with a just reward. Continue reading Piccaninny Gorge, Purnululu National Park
It has been a week since my first knee treatment with Platelet Rich Plasma injections. The news about my patellar … Continue reading Treatment commences
This is the trip that first gave me aching knees, so it seems appropriate that it be the first track I discuss here. I’ve been up the mountain three times in all, and each time left me with a lingering physical reminder that I am an all too breakable human. Continue reading Mt Bartle Frere – Western Ascent
