I did make it to the foothills of Mt Kosciusko, after crossing several snow fields … All done in a frock, and a feather in my hair (thx Baileys for present) … It did raise a few wry smiles from people rugged up in winter woollies and snow shoes.
But before I get ahead of this story, I found some more Big Things. This Big Ball as I left Cooma, heading towards Jindabynne.
In BerridalecI came across a few yellow bikes, but no explanation. I continued on to see if I could solve this puzzle.
Coming into Jindabynne … Voila an explanation .. A road sprint race advertising … Ingenious method … But wait, there are more! A rhino sculpture wrapped in yellow fabric in a paddock!
In Jindabynne more, much more, yellow bikes … Wow!
Nothing like wrapping a famous man’s statue in masses of yellow fabric … I am sure Strzlecki would be unimpressed!
But the not-so-big harp on the foreshore was very beautiful.
Just before Thredbo … for a change … A Small Ball lol!
And so it continued … More yellow things … A Big Yellow Flower and small bike.
I continued on towards Thredbo and Mt Kosciuosko … Trekked to with 4 kms of the top of the mountain range, but did use a cable car for part of the walk!
But after crossing the second snow field, I decided to head back … I wasn’t really dressed for such a trek … May be the only person to attempt the climb in a frock and hair decorations … I did have ‘sensible’ shoes yeah! I made it over the next ridge before turning back!
I am ending this blog here, but I have lots more stuff … Sorry Moira … I have found that although I am in Canberra, the Internet signal is intermittent. You would have thought that being within spitting distance of the seat of democracy that the signal would be good … NOT!
Hi Margot. Well, as luck would have it, I have GREAT internet. So I have back-connected to you from my Facebook page…or indeed I have TRIED to! Maybe you should come and visit me there? https://www.facebook.com/moira.reads.1
xx Moira