Another brilliant day on the Heysen Trail - fine, warm and scenic.
The day began with the usual briefing. Dean's flag was Rock, Paper, Scissors.
I was awarded Morris Minus for allegedly notorious behaviour the previous evening.
Lots of great scenery to admire along the way.
At times the trail and surroundings were beautiful and tranquil.
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| Carol Clark enjoying the morning walk. |
Morning tea was at the base of Mount Brown before the climb.
Then it was 4.8km up Mount Brown.
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| Margaret Schmidke on her way up Mount Brown |
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| Dean Mortimer clears an obstacle |
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| Only 1 km to go. |
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| Too many signs here - 3 in 30 metres |
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| Mount Brown tower |
Lunch on the summit of Mount Brown.
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| Robert Alcock kindly offers to share the last blue snake |
A one-off badge for the weekend.
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| The view to Spencer Gulf |
After lunch, we walked down from Mount Brown.
End-to End 1 contributed a water tank for this part of the Heysen Trail after their walk. This sign acknowledges the co-operation of the land owner and reminds us of the need to respect the owners' property.
Still coming down from Mount Brown.
Then it was over the fence and a walk-out to Broadview.
The walk covered 21 km in total, being 18.3 km on the trail and 2.7 km walk-out to Broadview.
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