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04 Oct 2024: Dry Diggings Trk: Castlemaine-Porcupine Ridge Rd
Photos:
Tamsin DAVIDSON, Ray SPOONER, Rachel KEEN
A dry start to our overnight walk, but we...
checking out a old gold mine
Ruins of the Spring Gully Company Mine and...
This cute cow came bounding over to greet us
Tamsin produced her umbrella when the rain...
Heading down to our campsite
Our lush green campsite by the Loddon River
Dinner by a cosy fire on a wet day
Near Vaughan Springs
Old ruins that piqued our interest
Dillwynia cinerascens
Pimelia glauca
Tretratheca ciliata
Tamsin and Barry near Vaughan Springs
Grevillea aplina
