by Leigh Redding | Oct 22, 2020 | Current
In the Otways Story by Alana Mountain, video by Leigh Redding Within Victoria, there is a place where the forest meets the sea. A never ending road snakes along the coastline of the Southern ocean, giant waves crashing in full view as you wind your way along the edge...
by Leigh Redding | Oct 17, 2020 | Current
DONNELLY’S WEIR – MT ST. LEONARD – CONDONS TRACK RETURN A misty mountain hike It was a crisp autumn morning. There was a bite to the air on our skin as the overnight temperatures had reached single digits, a first blush mist lingered. Three friends met in...
by Leigh Redding | Jul 29, 2020 | Backyard to Sea, Current
After a few days of resting and contemplation by the river, I had some big decisions to make. With a broken canoe and stage three restrictions coming into place (to prevent the spread of COVID-19) the potential to continue my paddle journey down the rivers was...
by Leigh Redding | Apr 13, 2020 | Current, SouthernEdge
This is Keppel creek in Sumac forest reserve in the Takaya/Tarkine, this part of the region if full of amazing gondwana reminet rain forest. Home to giant blue freshwater crays and huge eucalyptus and myrtle beach trees. The trees here grow old, the moss dangles like...
by Leigh Redding | Apr 5, 2020 | Backyard to Sea, Current
Upon reaching Shepparton, things began to change, from the depth of the deep river, winding from Murchison we slowly emerged back into civilisation. Pirate rafts, fridges and cars in the river and trees indicated this. As we neared the township, we set up camp amongst...
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