Actually, as you can see, it's not always my fault that I don't get good photos!

Here are a few more photos. Just for those that are interested, the switchback involves almost as much work as 100 metes of siddling track. We have to dig out a huge amount at the top of the turn and barrow it down to the bottom of the turn, so that the end result will be a gentle, 3-metre radius turn.

Another 100 metres was built on Lazy Fern last Sunday, which was quite a surprise for everyone, becuase we had planned to work on T3, but it was too windy. Instead we worked from the bottom switchback (which took a huge amount of work) almost up to the next switchback. It was great to see so much progress made, and so much food eaten, in so short a time. Below are a few photos of some of the people who made it along. Sorry I didn't get good photos of everyone.