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Day 2 included a circuit walk, in beautiful clear weather, to the top <strong>of</strong> Mt Jerusalem for views in all directions, lunch and a swim<br />

in Lake Tyre, a descent to Lake Thor, and return to camp via Zion Vale<br />

Day 3 dawned with atmosphere. We walked past Dickson Kingdom Hut, through Jaffa Vale, along the northern shore <strong>of</strong> Lake<br />

Ball and Lake Ball Hut, and to the northern end <strong>of</strong> Lake Adelaide for lunch in intermittent rain and in the company <strong>of</strong> heaps <strong>of</strong><br />

leaches. We found a protected campsite near Stretcher Lake and after a short evening walk in the mist were in bed by 6.00pm<br />

to achieve eleven hours sleep.<br />

Day 4 we returned to our cars, drove to Deloraine for lunch, and then onto Swansea for two nights.<br />

Day 5 involved a longish day walk past Mt Amos to the southern end <strong>of</strong> Wineglass Bay, returning via Hazards Beach and rocky<br />

headlands <strong>of</strong> Coles Bay. On Day 6 we headed to Maria Island which has been previously reported by Lynne.<br />

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