Photographs taken by P. Ellis unless noted
January 2021: Canberra Bushwalkers enjoying lunch in the shade at the junction of Bulee Brook and Back Range Creek in the Northern Budawangs. Photo courtesy of I. Wright
February 2021: Canberra Bushwalkers enjoyed a weekend away in the Murramarang National Park on the south coast of New South Wales. This photograph was taken near Depot Beach in the northern section of the park. I thought the colours were just brilliant. Photo courtesy of T. Reynolds
March 2021: Sean, Julie and Jasmine enjoy an early morning paddle on Canberra's Lake Burley Griffin with a wonderful backdrop of the Brindabella's in the background and a mass of hot air balloons above. Photo courtesy of S Sunley
April 2021: Lichen covered boulders and reflections in the creek after descending Flying Fox Pass to Brogers Creek during a Shoalhaven Bushwalkers day out in Barrengrounds National Park near Berry on NSW South Coast. Photo courtesy of K Evison
May 2021: Shoalhaven Bushwalkers getting up close and personal to the famous Wineglass Tor on the escarpment above the Horseshoe Bends on the Shoalhaven River. Photo courtesy of B Davis
June 2021: Craig Rayner peeks out of Calvary Hut (a Pise Hut Ruin) well hidden in overgrown scrub not far from Miowera Pine Forest near Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve south west of Canberra. It was a very difficult ruin to locate but we were successful thanks to a gpx file created by the Canberra Bushwalking Club
July 2021: Shoalhaven Bushwalkers stand atop an impressive rock wedge on Calymea Hill during a recent walk to this hill and Pulpit Rock near the Shoalhaven River west of Nowra. Photo courtesy of A Winfield
August 2021: Limmen National Park in the Northern Territory provides the magnificent sight of these rock pinnacles called The Southern Lost City. Photo K Evison
September 2021: Brett and Karen took the opportunity to use a bushwalk for their couple hours allowed exercise during lockdown to visit Rusden Head on Little Forest Plateau in the Budawangs. Karen can be seen enjoying the views from an overhang in a spot on the escarpment called 'The Carriages'. Photo B Davis
October 2021: Shoalhaven Bushwalkers atop a rather impressive rock formation east of Jerrawangala Lookout on the escarpment near Kassia Road. Jervis Bay can barely be seen in the photo at top left while St Georges Basin stands out top centre. Photo K Davis
November 2021: Shoalhaven Bushwalkers take a break by Koorawatha Falls during a back country cycling/walking trip. The falls can be found near the village of Koorawatha between the towns of Young and Cowra in NSW. Photo courtesy of J Nethery