3 Explorers Motel Katoomba
197 Lurline St. Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780, Australia
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I'm climbing up the sunshine mountain!
... back, as there were certain towns, including Katoomba, that I would like to come back to and stay.
The train ride back up was an experience in itself. The railway is in the Guinness Book of Records for being the steepest in the world. It was like being on a rollercoaster ride when you go over the top and it drops of to nearly a 90 degree angle. It went really slow but when you sit right at the front, so you are the closest to the drop, it's pretty scary. I want to do it ...
Walking all over the world
... in a local cafe, before catching the train home and jumping into a gorgeously hot shower, with hot soup for tea, yum.
Next day dawns a bit brighter, and so we set off on another walk. Due to a bushfire about a month ago, some parts are closed unfurtunately, so we head to the more touristy, but very impressive Three Sisters - some pillars of stone standing alone amongst a stunning view across the valley. Apparently there are some castle ruins in the middle of ...
Capricornia
... warn you not to be.
Wandering around
without telling anyone is akin to popping a Redback spider in your mouth and
wondering what will happen. Tips on Bushwalking include: There
are snakes:
...
Blue Mountains - ein Traum
... ro einige Infos eingeholt und nach einer Strecke gefragt, die ich sicher alleine gehen kann. Die fing direkt richtig spannend an: Mit einem spektakulären Abstieg auf der wohl längsten Treppe, auf der ich je war, mit mehr als 900 Stufen^^ (stand auf einem Schild, beim nächsten Mal will ich mitzählen =)), mit spektakulärer Aussicht über das Tal. Man musste nämlich den steilen Sandstein-Abgrund, der die Blue Mountains so auszeichnet (ihr seht es wahrscheinlich auf ...
Blue Mountains retreat
... one way to shake off this gold-digger who I had now named Mordred - to get back on my way. The way down was a whole lot easier than the way up. So much easier that I was not sure I had taken the correct route until I got back down to the pass. I retraced my steps back to the foot of the Golden Stairs and then began the very steep ascent. Steps were made from rocks artificially imported as well as sculpted from the existing rock. For the sections ...



