InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Aug 26The bush kitchen goes lightweightCooking in the mountains: the evolution of our cook kit
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·May 20Misadventure in the mountainsWhat follows is a collections of tales about misadventure in the mountains. They come from personal experience. The stories are atypical…
InNathanael OutdoorsbyNathanael C·May 1Blue Waterholes, Kosciuszko NPApril 2026: Exploring Clarke Gorge and Nichols Gorge at Blue Waterholes in Kosciuszko National Park, NSW, Australia.
Nathanael C·Apr 29Legoland, Orroral Ridge, NamadgiPublished April 2026. Photos and story are from a trip between 2024 and 2026.
InNathanael OutdoorsbyNathanael C·Apr 14Mimosa RocksExploring the coast between Bermagui and Tathra, NSW.
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Mar 15Wandering: it’s about being and doingA sense of adventure does not fade with age. It changes. Gone is the compulsion to spend long days on the trail. Gone is the urge to climb…
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Mar 1By track to the bayCrescent Bay is an easy walk along which the landscape widens and the coast unfurls before you. With little shelter, the weather can sweep…
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Feb 7Bivouac Bay: not a long walkIt is neither a long nor difficult walk. Still, it is interesting. The track from Fortescue Bay to Bivouac Bay takes you along an indented…
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Feb 4Along the PipelineA walk on kunanyi-Mt Wellington’s southern flank takes us high above a river to follow the route of Hobart’s water supply to its source. An…
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Jan 15A lake, a peak… how a video raises deeper questionsHow do YouTube adventure videographers contribute to the overcrowding and environmental damage to the places they show their viewers? The…
