Apr 21, 2019
A view of one part of Ebor Falls on the New England Tablelands. Omce again columnar basalt manages to define the landscape. Pic from 2012.
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A view of one part of Ebor Falls on the New England Tablelands. Omce again columnar basalt manages to define the landscape. Pic from 2012.
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Haha - how Asian of me. Don’t often take pics of food, but this was one of SWMBO’s* high teas and looked so good. 2011. Taken at The Deckhouse, by Clarke’s Point Reserve in Woolwich.
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*She Who Must Be Obeyed.
Tassie 1997. Dip Falls, almost precisely in the middle of nowhere out of Stanley and Boat Harbour in Tassie’s North. What is interesting about these are that the falls are over a pretty massive outcrop of columnar basalt - look it up.
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Tasmania 1997. Forgive the colour tone, time has not been kind to my negatives.
Russell Falls in Mt Field NP on a slow shutter speed. You’ll see it again shortly on a fast shutter speed.
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... and so lets see some wattle up close. Beautifully delicate. And even the unopened buds are interesting. 2011 at Carrington Falls, just out of Robertson in the Southern Higlands 140km South of Sydney. Can’t tell you the species.
Did you know Robertson showground was where some of the movie Babe was shot?
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Pan of Carrington Falls in the NSW Southern Highlands, near Robertson. Somehow, discarded boulders always do it for me. Haha.
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I posted this little fellow way back I’m pretty sure, but he’s so handsome, worth another go. From 2012. A dead spotted pardalote (Pardalotus punctatus) on the back lawn. (I’d always called then firetails, but I’m wrong). We only ever get the briefest glimpses of these as they flit from sheltered spot to sheltered spot avoiding the aggressive noisy miners.
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Does it get any better than this? A Banskia candle at Carrington Falls per the last post. Unknown species. 2011 pic.
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