I was in Sydney and had a short time to spare so I had a kayak at Lane Cove River in Lane Cove National Park.
I parked near the weir and launched from there. It is a very pretty place. there were a few people sitting around enjoying the tranquility.
I enjoyed the kayak but I never done one in such a short time so in a way I didn't enjoy it as much as usual as I felt to rush, especially, when it was demanding me to slow down and appreciate.
I had to stop for awhile for a water dragon that was sunning itself on a branch in the middle of the river.
A pretty but rushed 3.75 km kayak.
In retrospect, I have to drive to this area of Sydney for awhile on a regular basis so I think I will continue to kayak this river at a slower enjoyable pace over a number of visits.
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Thursday, April 14, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK - WEST PYMBLE MTB - 8 APRIL 2016
I was in Sydney today and had time for a bike ride.
I parked at Wallalong Crescent, West Pymble for access to Lane Cove National Park.
There was an entrance service road straight opposite to where I parked. I followed this and took the first turn on the left onto a track.
It was a fun ride with flat areas, descents and ascents. The descents and ascents were steep in parts and very eroded with a lot of large loose stones. I did well going downhill but some of the uphill was a bit too hard so I walked these sections.
It was quiet and pretty with some native flowers in bloom.
At one stage, I passed across a small shallow creek which was very pretty.
By the end of the 3km ride I was drenched in sweat.
A fun but hard at times ride.
I parked at Wallalong Crescent, West Pymble for access to Lane Cove National Park.
There was an entrance service road straight opposite to where I parked. I followed this and took the first turn on the left onto a track.
It was a fun ride with flat areas, descents and ascents. The descents and ascents were steep in parts and very eroded with a lot of large loose stones. I did well going downhill but some of the uphill was a bit too hard so I walked these sections.
It was quiet and pretty with some native flowers in bloom.
At one stage, I passed across a small shallow creek which was very pretty.
By the end of the 3km ride I was drenched in sweat.
A fun but hard at times ride.
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