A BIT OF A SCRAMBLE UP THE SIDE OF THE BREADKNIFE. photo

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October 1971	Perc Carter

A BIT OF A SCRAMBLE UP THE SIDE OF THE BREADKNIFE.

Warrumbungle National Park, NSW

The Breadknife is one of the best known features of the park. It is a thin slice of rock rising 100 m above the ground on the western side and 60 m on the eastern side. It is the cast of a great crack or dyke in the volcanic cone of Crater Bluff.

Asahi Pentax Spotmatic ,Pentax 50mm f/1.4 Super Takumar ,Kodachrome 64 asa
Scanned from transparency at 300 dpi full exif

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(c)carter images. No reproduction without written permission from the photographer.

creakingbones		22-Dec-2013 13:00
If my memory serves me correctly, Don Wilcox and Nick Gooch were active Kamerukas back in 71. I think Don may have been on the 71 Warrumbungle walk. Can't recall Steve Sessions.

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