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13-Apr-2006: Mt Cobbler – Crosscut Saw – Stanleys Name Spur
Photos:
Max Casley
The Razor seen from the Mt Speculation Road....
Sunshine and blue skies on the morning of...
Razor and Viking seen from Mt Speculation.
The knobbly Mt Cobbler on the horizon.
Easter bunnies on Mt Speculation - our group...
Looking back on the Crosscut Saw - which we...
Campsite on Stanley's Name Spur.
At last a campfire was possible.
A way of alleviating heel blisters!
Mt Magdala and Hells Window.
Some flowers were out on Mt Thorn ridge.
