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05 Jan 2024: Ropers Hut - Batty Hut ruins
Photos:
Gina HOPKINS, John FRITZE
Edmondson Hut behind the trigger plants
Hoary Sunray
The wildflowers were spectacular.
Yellow Kunzea
Veined Sun-orchid
Silky Daisy {Celmisia sericophylla}
Mauve Leek-orchid
On our way to Batty Hut ruins
We made it through the scrub to the chimney...
Carpet Heath
Ropers Hut camp
Inside Ropers Hut we were dry and warm
Bogong Eyebright
Carpet Heath
Carpet Heath
Alpine Everlasting
Billy Buttons
Wet and still smiling at the end of the walk.
