Bushwalking & Australian Travel
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My new site Wandering Danny now holds my overseas travelogues. And I'm in Oxford for three years, so there may not be many updates to this page for a while. Australian Trips
BushwalksThere's a full log of my bushwalks, with some longer writeups. Highlights:
EquipmentSome brief notes on bushwalking equipment,with more specific pages on the Dunlop Volley (the bushwalker's shoe of choice) and bushwalking food.Books
Some bushwalking books.
Check out my review of Rick Shine's Australian Snakes or my many other book reviews, especially the bushwalking, travel, exploration + Australia categories. Some notes on trips I'd like to do. Legacy links to overseas travelogues:
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News & Links (from my blog)for some purposes, Australia is no longer part of Australia - Conversation
could Iran just "excise" its reactor sites from the legislation implementing the Non-Proliferation Treaty? 100% renewable energy is feasible for Australia - BusinessSpectator
the politics of alcohol in Alice Springs - Inside
Alice Springs [my review]
an end-user view of the Australian National Broadband Network - Wyres [via Matty]
prejudice against refugees in Australia - Age
Other PeopleSome reports by other people, including France and the French, in which my sister writes about living in France. And external personal sites and old links.Other SitesFor bushwalking discussion, try aus.bushwalking.
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It's not quite how I'd have put it, but the Macquarie dictionary defines
bushwalking as "the sport of making one's way on foot through the bush,
often on tracks designed for this but sometimes for longer periods through
virgin terrain." The Australian "bushwalking" is not far in meaning
from "hiking", "trekking", "tramping", or "rambling", for those of you
speaking other
Englishes.
This was, to the best of my knowledge, the first bushwalking page on the Web, but is now just a personal site, not the comprehensive resource I originally envisaged. |