Musing over Mountainous Meanderings

I've been doing a lot of thinking lately, about the direction of this journey. With a recent web address change and being tired of certain outcomes, I am in pursuit of more extreme sport adventures. Photography will remain a part of this journey, but not in it's previous format. Whatever that means. 

In August of this year, I set off to Scandinavia for a few weeks. Starting in Berlin, then north into Denmark, Sweden, Norway (to the cap), south through Finnland, across the Baltic Sea. Finnishing in Tallinn Estonia. A journey about discovery and new experiences. There will be many unique photographs to follow. Northern seaside architecture to wondrous landscapes. And a hint or 2 of former Soviet times.

Later on, I am currently planning further o'seas travels, but with more of an outdoor adventure focus. There will be sharing, of course. So stay tuned...

Curations, Mountains.

A collection of mountain photographs from at home and abroad ~ 

Jungfrau Region, Switzerland

Pag Island (off the coast of Croatia)

Lake Bled, Slovenia

Kirchdorf, Tirol Austria

Glasshouse Mountain, Sunshine Coast Qld Australia

From Mt Tinbeerwah Lookout, Noosa Sunshine Coast Qld Australia

Noosa, Sunshine Coast Qld Australia

Jungfrau, Switzerland (one of my most favourite places on earth)

Lauterbrunnen Valley, on the path to Jungfrau, Switzerland

More of Jungfrau, Switzerland.

Glasshouse Mountains, from Glasshouse Mountains Lookout. Sunshine Coast, Qld Australia

All of these are available as fine art prints, just holla.

Mountain Time.

Something a little personal. Today I climbed Mt Tibrogargan. Nestled amongst the Glasshouse Mountains on the glorious Sunshine Coast, Qld Australia.*

From left to right > Tibrogargan, Beerwah, Coonowrin and Ngungun (I think)... Taken a while back on Ektar 100, Canon A1, 50mm

364m in height, a good hike and rock climb combo. 13 years of climbing, including Ngungun, Beerwah, Tibrogargan. 

I love being outdoors, the adventure, the danger, the fitness and of course - the view in all directions.

Located off Barrs Road, Glasshouse Mountains. Take the Barrs Road (over the railway tracks) exit off Steve Irwin Way, which is off The Pacific Highway M1 (north or south directions).

 

If you are considering climbing Mt Tibrogargan or any of the Glasshouse Mountains, check with local Qld Parks and Wildlife Service (here) Sunshine and Fraser Coast region. 

*Climbing is extremely dangerous. Always take caution when climbing in any situation.