Federation from Geeves Bluff- by Dan Broun
Climbing high above Thwaites Plateau- by Dan Broun
Hanging Lake in the Eastern Arthurs- by Dan Broun
Exploring near Hanging Lake- by Dan Broun
A global treasure- by Dan Broun
Next day after crossing a swollen Cracroft River we entered buttongrass country- by Dan Broun
Looking back at the previous two days- by Dan Broun
Diving into the clouds- by Dan Broun
Reaching the heights - and the beginning - of the Eastern Arthurs- by Dan Broun
The Spiro Range, the Old River Valley and The Norolds, at dawn- by Dan Broun
And finally, pretty tired and with weather rolling in we made camp at Pass Creek- by Dan Broun
The crags and spires over Hanging Lake watch while mist and fog dance and swim and push and pull- by Dan Broun
Three minutes of remarkable lgiht at Goon Moor- by Dan Broun
Hanging Lake hanging over Lake Geeves- by Dan Broun
Day 3 and we start to climb the range- by Dan Broun
Climbing up from Thwaites Plateau- by Dan Broun
Pretty things of light and shade- by Dan Broun
Walking across Goon Moor, a big day ahead traversing the notorious Four Peaks- by Dan Broun
Some lovely Blandfordia in bloom at the lower altitudes- by Dan Broun
The Huon Yoyo track bounces along the Huon River- a beautiful but long, undulating walk- by Dan Broun
Hanging Lake and Geeves Bluff- by Dan Broun
Climbing The Needles, a very fun side trip- by Dan Broun
Richea scoparia, nestled on The Gables- by Dan Broun
A magnificent King Billy pine tree swathed in climbing heath- by Dan Broun
Geum talbotianum clinging to some crevice in the rock around 1100m altitude- by Dan Broun
Morning in the Eastern Arthurs- by Dan Broun
Approaching Fedders- by Dan Broun
The campsite at Goon Moor- by Dan Broun
Richea in flower- by Dan Broun
Stuarts Saddle, as the mist rolls through on our first night in the range- by Dan Broun
After crossing The Razorback we are greeted with views of the Western Arthurs- by Dan Broun
Leaving Stuarts Saddle- by Dan Broun
We stopped 20km in for a night by the river- by Dan Broun
Approaching Hanging Lake and things look decidedly civilised- by Dan Broun
Clouds roll in over Federation Peak- by Dan Broun
Pockets of wet forest pockmark the plains- by Dan Broun
A climb of The Dial before dropping to our campsite at Stuarts Saddle- by Dan Broun
The Sunrise at Goon Moor- by Dan Broun
Looking west from the Dial- by Dan Broun
The Eastern Portal- by Dan Broun
The Needles at dawn- by Dan Broun
