Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
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Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
A few inspirational trees from some walks earlier this year.
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Re: Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
Lovely shots… very inspirational.
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Re: Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
Nice shots, and beautiful bushland - so different to what I see when traipsing about in spots around Adelaide. Love that Aussie diversity.
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It is, it's an amazing tree!
There's a pool of water above it, and pool below it. Water flows down between the two through channels in thick conglomerate rock, and it has rooted in the channels. I walked past it 4 times over a few days spent up in that range, and every time I stopped to admire it and try and capture it in in different light.
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Re: Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
Thanks for sharing, great to see native trees as they are naturally especially the Lepto and Nothofagus gunnii 
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Re: Tasmanian Natives in the Mountains
Amazing how much water it can handle!Brekel wrote: ↑August 26th, 2021, 10:58 amIt is, it's an amazing tree!
There's a pool of water above it, and pool below it. Water flows down between the two through channels in thick conglomerate rock, and it has rooted in the channels. I walked past it 4 times over a few days spent up in that range, and every time I stopped to admire it and try and capture it in in different light.
Mike
