
The country is very steep, very rugged with sheer drops of thousands of feet but the views are spectacular. The last morning Ditz stayed in bed but Sian & I walked out to the lookout & saw the mist rising from the valley floor in curious swirls & spirals that made the whole country look ancient & Gondawanish.

Yes, it is summer here but as you enter the rainforest the temperature plummets & by the time you descend to the valley floor it can get bitterly cold. I always go well rugged up.

The Purling Brooks falls 12 miles, 31/2 hours walking to a series of tranquil pools. It only takes us that long. Most people manage to get in & out in a couple of hours but we get distracted by all sorts of things & for us it is never about the destination but about what we see along the way.
2 comments:
Lovely photos; lovely country.
One of the nice things about where I live now is that there are yellow-tailed black cockatoos locally. I hear them quite often and had one in next door's backyard for about half an hour one day.
Siano
Thank Ditz for the photos ~ & she likes taking them.
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