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Jane Pelusey commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Finally finished the Cape to Cape
"Hi Colin, We remember you and Kerry. We agree with you that the Cape to Cape is not an easy trek. Your bad weather day was in the same place as ours on our first attempt. There are some long distances and the weather is so changeable. But what…"
Colin Lyndon Pickles commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Finally finished the Cape to Cape
"Completed my Cape to Cape end to end after 6 and a bit days on 13th October. I did partly to tick it off the list and get the T shirt but also to get fit, after a 2 year absence from any serious hikes, in preparation for a 6 day tramp on…"
Trailtalk Admin commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Brisbane River Trail
"Thanks Jane. The South Bank area is amazing isn't it - I hope the new development of the Perth foreshore ends up being as user friendly for walkers and cyclists..."
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Brisbane River Trail
When we visiting any city whether it is in Australia or anywhere in the World for that matter, we always seek out the best local walk/cycling trails. Often the best time to do these trails is early morning, when the air is cool and the day is young and full of promise. A bit corny but, that is exactly how it can feel after a brisk few kilometres followed by a skinny latte. We have certainly started our day that way in a few cities around the world, Stanley Park in Vancouver Canada, Perth’s Swan…See More
Linda Daniels commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Finally finished the Cape to Cape
"Beautiful photos. Congrats on making your end-to-end - particularly in such awful weather!"
Adventurous Women commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Finally finished the Cape to Cape
"So glad to hear that you completed in Jane, well done!"
Jane Pelusey commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Cape to cape, the first time...
"We finally did it, weather and all. Here is the brief story.
http://www.trailtalk.com.au/profiles/blogs/finally-finished-the-cape-to-cape"
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Finally finished the Cape to Cape
So now we can tick the Cape to Cape off as done from one end to the other. The Dunsborough Taxi driver dropped us off at Cape Naturaliste. On the drive we were telling her of our first experience. I think my words might have been something like ”at least we won’t be seeing you again” because this time we will be finishing the whole 135kms. How stupid did I feel when we realised we had left our walking poles back at the Dunsborough Hotel and we rang her to bring them back. But after this minor…See More
Adventurous Women commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Cape to cape, the first time...
"We did it last year Jane and I agree, it certainly should not be under estimated - we encourage our ladies to train as much as possible (boots n beach), to ensure they get the maximum enjoyment from the walk. We generally go in April ...lovely…"
Linda Daniels commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Cape to cape, the first time...
"Great story! Hope your next attempt is far more enjoyable :)"
Steve OSullvan commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Cape to cape, the first time...
"If you want to hike the Cape to Cape in style check out www.auswalk.com.au ;"
Jane Pelusey posted a blog post
Cape to cape, the first time...
On the eve of our next adventure to do the Cape to Cape from end to end, I will tell you of our first attempt and what we learnt from it. For a significant birthday my husband requested an adventure experience. I decided we would go down to the Margaret River region, walk the Cape to Cape ending at the gorgeous Bunker Bay Resort. Mike loved the idea and away we went.…See More
Jane Pelusey replied to Dale's discussion Cameras for the trail
"Hi Dale
Call me a masochist but I do carry a lot of gear. It’s what I do as a professional photographer, I guess. My hiking gear is a Canon D40 with a 28mm to 135mm zoom, 10mm to 22mm zoom and a 75mm to 300mm zoom. I also carry a backup…"
Mark McLauchlin commented on Jane Pelusey's blog post Long Trail, Vermont, USA
"Great article, love your website too!"
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Brisbane River Trail
When we visiting any city whether it is in Australia or anywhere in the World for that matter, we always seek out the best local walk/cycling trails. Often the best time to do these trails is early morning, when the air is cool and the day is young and full of promise. A bit corny but, that is exactly how it can feel after a brisk few kilometres followed by a skinny latte. We have certainly started our day that way in a few cities around the world, Stanley Park in Vancouver…
ContinuePosted on October 21, 2012 at 2:37pm — 1 Comment
Finally finished the Cape to Cape
So now we can tick the Cape to Cape off as done from one end to the other. The Dunsborough Taxi driver dropped us off at Cape Naturaliste. On the drive we were telling her of our first experience. I think my words might have been something like ”at least we won’t be seeing you again” because this time we will be finishing the whole 135kms. How stupid did I feel when we realised we had left our walking poles back at the Dunsborough Hotel and we rang her to bring them back. But after this…
ContinuePosted on October 5, 2012 at 8:00pm — 5 Comments
Cape to cape, the first time...
On the eve of our next adventure to do the Cape to Cape from end to end, I will tell you of our first attempt and what we learnt from it. For a significant birthday my husband requested an adventure experience. I decided we would go down to the Margaret River region, walk the Cape to Cape ending at the gorgeous Bunker Bay Resort. Mike loved the idea and away we went.…
ContinuePosted on September 15, 2012 at 11:00am — 4 Comments
Queen Charlotte Track, New Zealand
Hi to everyone at Trail Talk. To introduce ourselves, Mike and I were the lucky ones to get the gig to be the ‘on the ground’ assessors for the Top Trails Project. During the months of assessing we drove from Esperance to Kununurra and almost everywhere in between. In the end we walked 1461 kilometres, cycled 490 kilometres and drove 6301 kilometres of drive trails.
As you can tell, we love trails. We walked the Bibbulmun Track from end to end in 2006. Can’t believe it is that long… Continue
As you can tell, we love trails. We walked the Bibbulmun Track from end to end in 2006. Can’t believe it is that long… Continue
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