
THE VIEW FROM THE LUNCH SPOT WAS WORTH THE WALK!!
After much debate about which head we were actually on we set out on our exploration of one of the iconic heads stretching out along the Upper Grose Valley. Our head was Ikara an aboriginal name for a throwing stick or club as opposed to the other heads Asgard, Thor and Valhalla which belong in Norse mythology.
The day was fine and clear with thankfully no wind and not too cold in contrast to when Jill and Rhondda checked the walk in minus two degrees and strong winds when we thought we would end up in the Grose River.
MORNING TEA BREAK - POSED AND UNPOSED
VIEW EAST FROM NEAR IKARA HEAD
PAUSE FOR A PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
CONTEMPLATING A SHORT DIVERSIONARY CLIMB PHOTOGRAPHER MUST HAVE BEEN BETTER BETTER TO LOOK AT THAN THE VIEW! (KAMARA BLUFFS)
HAPPY WALKERS HURRYING TO COFFEEPhotos: Peter T (1,2,3,4,6.7.8.9); Claude (5)