So yesterday Heidi and I totally owned Bluff Knoll, the highest point in the south-west of Western Australia. True story.
When we were on our way down, I was all swift quick-stepping like a ninja. Heidi mistook that for shaky-legged tiredness (as if) and we had this witty repartee:
Heidi: Are you alright? You seem kinda jumpy.
Me: Yeah. I’m more stable like this. It’s called… dynamic balance.
Heidi: Hmmm, I’m more of a plodder.
Me: What are you plodding?
Heidi: Descent.
(Pause)
(Knuckle punch)
Here are some pics:
- That carpark is where we started. This is around 1/4 the way up.
- Not the same as battle formations.
- She must be tired.
- Probably should have included more of the view in this photo.
- It was cold at the top… especially when not hiking.
- I like the look of slate. Is this slate?
- Heidi took this photo. I’m not sure what it is.
- We called your Bluff. 3-4 hours return? More like 1-2 hours if you are cool!
- Sign at the start of the trail. I fixed it.
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