Loved this video. I climbed Mt Anne three times in the 1980s and 1990s, and it's a favourite southwest spot for me. A highlight of one of the trips was climbing from Sandfly Creek to the Northeast Ridge (hopping past the sinkholes) and then onto the Anne summit from the other side of the mountain. Good times!
An enjoyable presentation thanks Bec. We aimed to get to LW on a day trip from Shelf Camp but found the going too slow. Made it to Mt Lot, though, which is no mean feat.
Well done. I did Lake Rhona earlier this year with my son and the Tassie wilderness is amazing. Not sure about some of the climbs you did! Ouch, very scary. I’ll have to organise a group climb like you guys did.
Well done!! That's ace. My knees are still recovering from my trip in 2007 hehe. So sad to see flooded lake Pedder from up Anne, it looks as if someone left the tap running.
Had planned doing circuit solo last year but backed out. Your video gives great insight as to what's involved and inspired to have a crack later this year...thanks!
Good on you for NOT climbing Lots Wife! I can hear the angst in your voice at 18:21 and also later on about the failed attempt to summit LW. YES, its frustrating to get ALL the way there only not to achieve the peak but there are more important things in life (family) than conquering a lump of rock and to risk serious injury.....lets face it..one slip and your dead around there. P.S getting to the "plateau ridge " before Lots Wife through the jungle was a bit tricky!!! I found a few ways that the track got to the "plateau ridge"
Yes thats it! Whilst I was sad about not summitting I would.muxh prefer to come home.safely amd not take uneccessary risks! Gives me something to work towards too! Looks like you also had a fabulous adventure in!!
What a terrific video , you have shown Tasmania for what it is , one of the worlds most special places . I must say it’s one false move and you’re …………..type of country. You have all done extremely well.
How do you personally feel about the flooding of Lake Pedder? Isn't that one of the saddest things what they possibly could have done to the area :'( it's now more then ever the time to restore the original lake. Great video
Loved this video. I climbed Mt Anne three times in the 1980s and 1990s, and it's a favourite southwest spot for me. A highlight of one of the trips was climbing from Sandfly Creek to the Northeast Ridge (hopping past the sinkholes) and then onto the Anne summit from the other side of the mountain. Good times!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Sandfly creek to the northeast ridge sounds like an incredible adventure!!
An enjoyable presentation thanks Bec. We aimed to get to LW on a day trip from Shelf Camp but found the going too slow. Made it to Mt Lot, though, which is no mean feat.
Thank you! I can't wait to get back up there and try for LW again! Such a stunning peak!!
Well done. I did Lake Rhona earlier this year with my son and the Tassie wilderness is amazing. Not sure about some of the climbs you did! Ouch, very scary. I’ll have to organise a group climb like you guys did.
Its lovely to go in groups! And i agree! Tassie is amazing 😁
Lots of memories of the Summit, Thanks Bec. I need to go back and do the Summit. That Camp site at the Lakes looks amazing.
The lonely tarns camp site was so beautiful! 🤠
Well done!! That's ace. My knees are still recovering from my trip in 2007 hehe. So sad to see flooded lake Pedder from up Anne, it looks as if someone left the tap running.
Thank you 😄
Had planned doing circuit solo last year but backed out. Your video gives great insight as to what's involved and inspired to have a crack later this year...thanks!
Thank you! Enjoy your adventure later in the year 😁
Good on you for NOT climbing Lots Wife! I can hear the angst in your voice at 18:21 and also later on about the failed attempt to summit LW. YES, its frustrating to get ALL the way there only not to achieve the peak but there are more important things in life (family) than conquering a lump of rock and to risk serious injury.....lets face it..one slip and your dead around there. P.S getting to the "plateau ridge " before Lots Wife through the jungle was a bit tricky!!! I found a few ways that the track got to the "plateau ridge"
Yes thats it! Whilst I was sad about not summitting I would.muxh prefer to come home.safely amd not take uneccessary risks! Gives me something to work towards too! Looks like you also had a fabulous adventure in!!
What a terrific video , you have shown Tasmania for what it is , one of the worlds most special places . I must say it’s one false move and you’re …………..type of country. You have all done extremely well.
Thank you! We sure are blessed in Tas!!
Love this , thanks Bec!
Thank you 🤠💚
How do you personally feel about the flooding of Lake Pedder? Isn't that one of the saddest things what they possibly could have done to the area :'( it's now more then ever the time to restore the original lake.
Great video
Looks quite dangerous, but worth it for the views.
@@JohmScriv yes can be quite dangerous! But we went in prepared and trained ready for it 🤠.. the views were stunning!!
Nope, nope nope. Too much exposure for me.
Most of it was ok.. just a few hairy sections! 🤠
Great Effort Peps !! ⛰🧗♀
Thank you 😄 🤠