Found this one together with rogerw3 on our Sunday afternoon trig expedition on Tableland Road in Wentworth Falls.

Some time ago, we had driven down to the beginning of trail off the main road, but it was almost dark then and we didn't dare to risk the ascent, having already had a long day of trigging. Today it was a bright and sunny autumn afternoon, just right for following TC's example and making a short climb up the forested slope.

The old trig was right where it was supposed to be, very study on its metal post, looking like it would last a great many more years in this high altitude spot. Doubtless no one but geocachers and wedge tail eagles will ever visit here!

After a close inspection of the trig -- including the nearby pile of stones from the orginal cairn -- and its interesting 'signed' concrete pad, we enjoyed the long distance views for a while before starting back down towards the road and onwards to the next old trig.

Quite a fun adventure!

'Four Thumbs Up' for an old trig, great viewed and a 'signed' concrete foundation . . .

Rated: for Overall Experience.