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Melbourne Bushwalkers Photo Gallery
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30-Oct-2009: Royal & Heathcote Nat Parks (NSW)
Photos:
Jan Colquhoun
David on sandstone cliffs
the coastline-Royal National Park
morning tea- day 1
some flowers in bloom
more flowers
fish tail rock
Richard resting
Royal National Park Coastal Track
superb colours
an example of the huge variation in rock...
Pat
a rest after a steep climb
the burnt palm forest
Deb resting in the shade
Rosemary's tree
tree with blood coloured sap
group shot
Max, our leader
Max again! Coping with us!
another weeping tree
the walk was an endless display of wild...
Deb resting again
