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Quick Overnighter - Cascade River, 23rd Sep 11

Started by RedLeader, September 19, 2011, 10:23:35 AM

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We're going to have Friday night quickie at the Cascade / Spinkwee River out the back of Tollymore. Plan is to shoot down after work, park at Meelmore and wander over. Then up Saturday morning and back home for lunch.



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Quote from: RedLeader on September 19, 2011, 10:23:35 AM
We're going to have Friday night quickie at the Cascade / Spinkwee River out the back of Tollymore on Friday night. Plan is to shoot down after work, park at Meelmore and wander over. Then up Saturday morning and back home for lunch.

This is a great camping spot.  I found this little gem many years ago.  Always meant to get myself back there but alas... the 23rd is my weekend to have the little darlings over to stay so I'll just have to look forward to the photos.

Have a good one guys.  This really is a cracking spot!!!

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Fred

This camp site sounds interesting. Have you got a grid reference or approximate location?

Fred
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Matthew

Attached is the route, as Andy has said its a great wee spot







Matthew

RedLeader

It really does look like a brilliant spot, I've not been there either. How come the route doesn't just follow the wall rather than dipping into Tollymore?

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Matthew

Quote from: RedLeader on September 20, 2011, 08:31:41 AM
It really does look like a brilliant spot, I've not been there either. How come the route doesn't just follow the wall rather than dipping into Tollymore?

You can just follow the wall but as far as I am aware some of the land is private farm land. I always felt it safer to cut through the forest but that's just me.

RedLeader

Ahh, that explains it. I'm good either way.

Quote from: Matthew Black on September 20, 2011, 04:44:06 PM
Quote from: RedLeader on September 20, 2011, 08:31:41 AM
It really does look like a brilliant spot, I've not been there either. How come the route doesn't just follow the wall rather than dipping into Tollymore?

You can just follow the wall but as far as I am aware some of the land is private farm land. I always felt it safer to cut through the forest but that's just me.

Matthew

We could try the route in red if you want. It would be interesting to find a new route in.


RedLeader

I'd be game to just follow the wall and see where it takes us.

Matthew

This photo shows the wall comming down the right hand side I think


RedLeader

I can't quite picture where that's looking at.

Quote from: Matthew Black on September 20, 2011, 05:11:32 PM
This photo shows the wall comming down the right hand side I think



Matthew


Fred

Hi folks
I will hopefully attend this trip. I dont have a car so I will probably walk in from the newcastle side and meet you at the campsite.
Pray for better weather than last weekend!
Fred
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