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Revision as of 19:37, 14 March 2014
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Location
In the back-blocks of the Australian National Botanic Gardens, on the side of Black Mountain just west of the main city area of Canberra.
Participants
Plans
1PE
On the way home from work.
Expedition
The site is just off Firth Stret, a road that backs onto the CSIRO laboratories and then curls around to behind the Australian National Botanic Gardens, where it provides access for the "tradies".
There was a heavily signposted stop point at the gate. I do not trespass, so this is as close as I got; maybe 200m from the has, but that meets my "no trespass" rule to claim a success.
Tracklog
Photos
Australian National Botanic Gardens -- tradies entrance
Power to the people (of Canberra) -- near the hash gate.
People in glasshouses.... grow plants. A series of 'glasshouse' areas of the side of the Gardens.
