The Fortress
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The Fortress
Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Travis Easton
I love this area, hiked here a few years back, nice pano Cousin It.
Cain Doherty replied
one day i’ll get back and do an overnighter here, this was as about as far as i got, an awesome location
simonesphotos
Awesome pano Cain, love the light in the bottom half of the shot, great work mate :)
Cain Doherty replied
i spend a lot of time waiting for this lighting, allows me to marvel at the scenery in the meantime
Travis Easton
Sure is the view and climb to the top is awesome (and quite difficult in spots). I’d love to explore some of the nearby gorges. I’ve been a bit obsessed with the Prom in the last few years but I think it’s time to give the gramps another good look. Used to climb heaps in the 90’s all over the gramps but havn’t visited much since I’ve gotten a bit more serious with the photography. Saw a wild donkey near this spot when I was last there.
Cain Doherty replied
a wild donkey wtf?! you may need to find one again to carry your 70-200! looking down into the valley there’s gorges aplenty – would be an explorers wonderland. i found a youtube video a bloke had posted, hanging from the roof of one of the climbs here. i embedded it in a blog post. pure insanity…
Travis Easton
Passport to Insanity is one of the most famous climbs in Aus. It was first freed by a girl called Nyrie Dodd who controversially graded it 24/28 depending on hand size (hers were very small). The whole history of it is in a really old edition of Wild magazine. Great area.