| The army-trained bushwalker used his skills to survive long after the search for him had been abandoned. |
| As any trekker or bushwalker knows, it is very easy to underestimate the asperity of the Alpine climate, which can turn nasty in very short order indeed. |
| He is also a bushwalker, a broadcaster on Main FM, a musician with pop band The Steinbecks and a keen North Melbourne supporter. |
| We took a short break and snacked on that most ubiquitous of bushwalker delicacies, the dried fruit and nuts mix called scroggin. |
| As well as being a keen reader all his life, Russ also enjoys playing music, and is an avid bushwalker. |
| To be a good canyoneer here, you must be a great bushwalker. |
