Mountain Lupine
Tooma Dam
Snow gum - Eucalyptus pauciflora! Strange because from October to January a profuse amount of lovely white flowers appear! It has beautiful twisted branches and only grows to about 30 metres tall. So it’s a small to medium spreading tree. It usually has a somewhat crooked trunk and many branches with distinctive beautiful smooth green, grey and cream bark.
Still recovering from huge bushfires in 2003
Slow recovery from the 2003 bushfires
Our Bedouin style tarp cover at Three-mile Dam
Silken surface that seems only to appear during early morning or late afternoon sunlight. Angle of sun’s rays as they touch still waters - perhaps
A pale green butterfly/moth? almost unseen midst the grasses
Will have to identify this extraordinary flower taken at Three-mile Dam
At sunset looking east across Three-mile Dam
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