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07-Oct-2005: Kooyoora State Park Base Camp
Photos:
David Arnold
Conquering our first boulder and training...
A pair of spider orchids near the trail.
The rain starts but we are not deterred.
The wombats are tough out here!
Has this rock learned to grow like the tree...
View to Mt Kooyoora as we climb the spur.
Lunch on Mt Kooyoora.
Spectacular views from near Mt Kooyoora...
Views over the northern plains.
Picking our way through the boulders as we...
Rock sculpture would win art prize!
One of the many passages into Melville caves.
Boronia finds a place to thrive.
Showy flowers of bush pea.
Rock pools for everyone.
