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Hawks Nest from Mt Tomaree

Post Stephens, NSW Central Coast

 

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Iduna

thanks again for your kind critiques

Mark

 

 

 

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A frosty winter morning on the Bombala river, southern Monaro NSW.

These pools are prime platypus habitat.

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Shannonvale

 

There's not much there now - it is a hidden valley known only by a name on the map and an official Australian postcode.  Latitude -36.931 and longitude 147.423, which puts it just to the east of the Bogong High Plains in Victoria.

 

35/2 ASPH, Fuji Reala, KR1.5

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Shannonvale

 

35/2 ASPH, Fuji Reala, KR1.5

 

Great layering of scenery and colour.

 

ps thanks for the pm and post update regarding the location. I'd never heard of Shanonvale - Google Maps put it in Northern Queensland which is not where this scenery looks like it would be found. Victoria makes much more sense :-)

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Palm Beach, Sydney NSW

 

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Les, nice picture...interesting.  Those Snow Gums (?) don't recover like other fire ravaged eucalyptus.

 

Mark, Palm Beach and not a palm in sight!  But always plenty of Norfolk Island Pines along the east coast...wherever there is a port. Had my yacht on a mooring there for many years, and used to get my sea fix living aboard for a few days every month; a four hour drive from inland NSW (Orange).  Pittwater, some of the best cruising grounds in the world. I have thousands of boating pictures...but non with Leica equipment, unfortunately.

 

Dee, like your prime platypus playground (when are you going to change your avatar to a platypus?).  It just looks a lovely spot to sit and contemplate, or do no thinking at all!

 

All the best Dave S

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Cuttagee, far south coast, NSW.

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About 160 Km south of Alice Springs is Chambers Pillar. It rises out of the flat surrounding landscape. 350 million year old sandstone.

 

1. Seen from a distance

2 closer

3 People for scale.

 

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The access is around the back of the two previous shots.

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Les, Shannonvale: a fine photo of beautiful mountain scenery. It is undeniably sad to see the eucalyptus die-back, or the bush fire damage, that so many of the trees in the Snowys have sustained, but it does make the image graphic!

I wondered if this was taken along the Australian Alps Walking Track route?

Oh yes!...no platypus avatar, that would be such a cliche!   ;)

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