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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Sassafras Gully – Waterfalls and Fungi – 24 March 2017
I was keen to visit Sassafras Gully again to see what fungi was out after the recent rain. On the day, the flow in the creeks was also quite reasonable for taking photos of the waterfalls. This meant a long … Continue reading
Leura and Katoomba – Waterfalls and Fungi – 22 March 2017
This was a nice walk from Leura to Katoomba that I set out on the photograph the waterfalls and to look out for fungi. The waterfalls were still up, but only a bit. So i didn’t have to worry about … Continue reading
Waterfalls at Hazelbrook and Woodford – 21 March 2017
I was heading up the mountains by train. On the way I looked at my phone to see the rainfall radar and look at the Scenic Railway webcam. Conditions did not look too good higher up, so I got off … Continue reading
More Waterfall Photography – National Falls, Maddens Falls and Kellys Falls – 20 March 2017
I headed out with Digi Dave for a great day of waterfall photography south of Sydney. Recent rain had put the creeks up – and that makes the waterfalls quite spectacular. The first waterfall we visited was National Falls in … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Fungi – 19 March 2017
With more recent rain, I thought it worth another trip to Wolli Creek. On this trip I looked for fungi between Bexley North and Turrella along the Two Valleys Track. A fair bit was out, although it seems to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Fungi, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Fungi
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Cooks River Fungi – 18 March 2017
With a lot of recent rain, fungi has been popping up in many places. I often go to the Cooks River for recreational cycling and also bird observing, but this time I thought I would go for a walk along … Continue reading
More Waterfall Walking at Leura and Wentworth Falls – 17 March 2017
On this day I travelled by train to Leura, and then walked won the Mall to the turn off to Lyrebird Dell. At the time, it was quite misty with on and off light rain. Once on the walking track … Continue reading
Blackheath Waterfall Walk and an unexpected trip along Glenbrook Gorge – 16 March 2017
I caught an early train to Blackheath. My goal was to walk down to the bottom of Govetts Leap and then around the Rodriguez Pass circuit via Junction Rock and back up to Evans Lookout and back to Blackheath. When … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Fungi Walk – 15 March 2017
There had been a lot of recent rain, and with an adverse forecast I had not ventured out for a while. But wiht a short bear in the weather I headed off to my local area – Wolli Creek, to … Continue reading
Lane Cove Valley Fungi Walk – 13 March 2017
I did my usual walk down the Lane Cove Valley from Thornleigh to Porters Creek looking for fungi. This time there was a fair bit out. Its a fair area to explore and there is a range of landscapes – … Continue reading
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Tagged Fungi, Great North Walk, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River
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