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Crossing Journey Begins
14 May 2013
Crossing Journey Begins
Three explorers, four servants, horses, dogs, even the haze and chill of an autumn morning. The scene of Saturday’s launch of the Blue Mountains Blue Wave re-enactment walk was almost a replica of the famed Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth trek of 1813. 
1 May 2013
Hazard Reduction Burn proposed for Wild Dog Mountains
A very large hazard reduction burn – covering some 5,640ha – is proposed for the Wild Dog Mountains, Blue Mountains National Park, early this month.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) advise that extensive track closures will be in place near Green Gully, Cox’s River, Narrow Neck and Wild Dog Mountains during and after the burn.

These areas are popular with overnight bushwalkers however, during early May, NPWS recommends nearby Jamison Valley (Mount Solitary) or the Grose Valley (Blue Gum Forest) as alternatives.
 
Blue Mountains Crossings Bicentenary Flyover
22 Apr 2013
Blue Mountains Crossings Bicentenary Flyover
Organisers of the Blue Mountains Bicentenary Flyover on May 25 have finalised 11 LIVE viewing sites for the public to watch the historic aviation event that will commemorate the achievements of Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth 200 years ago. 
Join wave of support for bicentenary
15 Mar 2013
Join wave of support for bicentenary
Businesses, community groups and individuals can stamp their names in history by sponsoring commemorative busts and coins to mark the first recognised European crossing of the Blue Mountains. 
New Public Dance Record Set in Blue Mountains
2 Feb 2013
New Public Dance Record Set in Blue Mountains
A storm, persistent rain and a cold snap could not dampen the determination of hundreds of “flappers’’ and “gangsters’’ who smashed the world record for the most costumed people dancing the Charleston in the Blue Mountains today. 
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