If you have kids, or know kids, we encourage them to try new things, give it a go or just get on with it. Often, as adults, we stop trying new things, become set in our routine and let fear, possible failure, or heaven forbid, the feeling of looking silly, stop us from taking on …
When was the last time you did something for the first time? Read More »
This week was Number 6 in my quest for 50 new things in my 50th year. If you are new to my story, I turn 50 this year and have decided that each week I am going to do something new – never done before. Inspired by friends before me and my mantra of “when …
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In 1978, two teenage girls were on a school camp at Christmas Creek. Both were intent on hiking to the Stinson Wreck, however only one of them would make it. Neither girl knew each other. Tina was a high school senior on the camp. She and her group of friends were very excited about the …
A coincidence spanning 36 years discovered on a Women’s Hiking Trip! Read More »
It was the inaugural Women’s Fitness Adventures Christmas Party last night. How do you describe the past 12 months, filled with fun, adventures and more laughter than we could ever have imagined? Below is how I have summed up the past year. Last week on our Mt Maroon Photography day, the team were asking me …
This is clearly my favourite picture of the 200 plus photos I took on our recent 3 day Six Foot Track hike in the Blue Mountains. I knew as soon as I shot it that it was going to be “one of those” photos. You know, the kind that defines a time, place or experience. A …
Those were the words of our bushwalkers on our Coomera Circuit hike in August 2015. We promised morning tea, however as they came around the bend to the picturesque creek crossing, the hikers were presented with home made Carrot Cake, home made Monte Carlo biscuits and hot cups of tea and coffee. By popular demand we have …
It’s better than the Shingle Inn Cafe on our hiking days! Read More »
25-Mar-2015 11:49 Our group completed the Mt Maroon Summit hike on Saturday 21st March. Led by our intrepid guide, Innes Larkin from Mt Barney Lodge, we set off on a days adventure, with low cloud and high spirits. The climb was varied and challenging, the scenery jaw dropping, the summit clouded in and the carrot …
According to the Ancient Chinese Proverb by Lao-tzu, the “journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”. Over the past few years, I have run a lot (or little) depending who you talk to. I have mixed it up a bit over the past year with a bit of bushwalking as well. My …
It has become a bit of a tradition in our house, to have a family getawayt the week before Christmas – before the crowds, before the get togethers and use it as a time to unwind and reflect on another year gone by. This year it was Fraser Island -very different to last year …
As many of you know, last week I spent an exhilarating week hiking the Great Ocean Walk with 11 amazing ladies. It has been hard to pick a highlight, as how do you sum up an adventure so grand, so refreshing and so cleansing in a few words? So I decided to share with you …
10 things I learnt on the Great Ocean Road Walking Trip Read More »
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