2011
Sunset on Mount Jagungal taken from Round Mountain Hut - L-R Sandra Kelley, Jim Graham, Paul Ellis
Photo by Peter Farrell
Descending to the Tumut River Valley from Round Mountain Hut
Crossing the Tumut River - L-R Sandra Kelley, Jan Furyk & Margaret Perkins
Margarret Perkins up to her waist in the Tumut River
Photo by Peter Farrell
Ascending out of the Tumut River Valley and up onto Farm Ridge - L-R Margaret Perkins, Sandra Kelley & Paul Ellis
Photo by Peter Farrell
Near the top of the climb onto Farm Ridge with the Tumut River Valley below - Sandra up front with Margaret following
Crossing the grassy Plains of Farm Ridge with our destination - Mount Jagungal - in the distance
Dead Snow Gums dominate the landscape on Farm Ridge - Burned out in the bushfires of 2003 - A Tragedy
Peter Farrell does his best Michael Jackson impersonation during lunch on Farm Ridge
Descending into the Bogong Creek Valley on the Grey Mare Trail - but look at the ascent awaiting us on the other side
The walls of O'Keefes Hut were full of interesting reading - newspapers from the 1930's
The view towards the Kosciuszko Main Range - taken during the ascent up the slopes of Mount Jagungal
On top of Mount Jagungal - L-R Margaret Perkins, Jan Furyk and Sandra Kelley
Photo by Peter Farrell
Noel Walton and Jim Graham relax in the grass just below the summit of Mount Jagungal
Photo by Peter Farrell
The walk out on the Round Mountain Trail and a hot tiring ascent to finish the walk
2013
Canberra Bushwalkers relaxing round the communal campfire
at Dershkos Hut Camping Area on first evening of the hike.
L-R: Cynthia, Lois, Chris, Rupert and Kim
Early morning day 2 and Jagungal appears over a sea of early morning mist from Dershkos Camping Area
Chris leads a group up the flank of Jagungal to the first ridge
Making our way up the final ascent to the main summit of Jagungal
The 'Crocs Teeth' rock formations near the northern end of Mt Jagungal
Jeff and Chris lead the way past another rock outcrop during the descent off Jagungal's northern flank
The Tumut River isn't as deep as I remember it from last
time (see 2011 photo's)
Photo courtesy Chris Francis