I walked up another (handful of small) mountains today; you can see the track (now with elevation profile!) here. I think the time was reasonably quick; which is all the more surprising given that I got lost (and at other times just thought I might be lost) at least 3 times. In fact, that started before I'd even commenced walking, so perhaps it was an omen: the directions just said to cross the bridge then park 20m after it. There didn't seem to be any obvious parking (narrow gravel road), so eventually I pulled over in the widest bit. Then I got out and started walking, and encountered a second bridge, with a handful of cars parked 20m after it (I took a calculated risk and didn't go back and move the car). When I got back there were a couple of neighbours by the car, who explained that the first bridge I saw was just a log bridge until recently, so the guide authors presumably didn't count it.
I walked to Cathedral Rock and had lunch (the first panorama, and yes there is a photo looking down from it as well -- Dad, please don't point that out to Mum), then followed the ridge over to the "thumbs" (picture 5; picture 4 is Cathedral Rock from a slightly lower portion of it), then down and around, crossing over the river at the top of Wellington Falls before winding around to a lookout (where the second panorama is from, and where I again had lunch). The last photo is of the thumbs again, from the other side of the gorge; Cathedral Rock is to the left of that, and apparently that photo didn't turn out properly.