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Tag Archives: Lawson waterfalls
Lawson South Waterfall Circuit – 28 December 2020
I had spent the night at Blackheath with the remnants of the canyoning party from the day before. We had thought about doing another canyon, but the weather was cooler and thunderstorms were predicted for later in the day. So … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Wildflowers
Tagged Adelina Falls, Federal Falls, Junction Falls, Lawson bushwalks, Lawson waterfalls
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Fungi at Hazelbrook and Lawson – 3 June 2020
My recent fungi walks have been very good, and I have been fortunate to see a lot of colourful species. I decided to head up to Hazelbrook and Lawson to see what was out there. In terms of fungi it … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Wildflowers
Tagged Fungi, Lawson waterfalls, Terrace Falls
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Fungi at Hazelbrook and Lawson – 18 March 2020
After finding a lot of good fungi and slime moulds out at Springwood the previous day, I thought it may be worthwhile visiting the waterfall tracks south of Hazelbrook and Lawson a but higher up the mountains. I found some … Continue reading
North Lawson Walk – 17 November 2019
This was a short, but very pleasant walk around part of the Waterfall Circuit on the north side of Lawson. In the part was Wendy, Don, Elata, Pete and Steph. We first walked down to Dantes Glen and looked at … Continue reading
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Tagged Cymbidium suave, Dantes Glen, Empire Pass, Lawson, Lawson waterfalls, Sacred Kingfisher
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Fungi at Lawson and Hazelbrook – 26 April 2019
After finding lots of interesting fungi the day before, I thought it about time I headed up to Lawson and Hazelbrook to look for fungi. It had been a while since I had been to the waterfalls south of Lawson … Continue reading
Lawson – South Side Waterfall Walk – 7 May 2017
This was a pleasant afternoon walk around the circuit on the south side of Lawson that visits five waterfalls. In the party were Martin, John and his two young sons Jasper and Sebastian and myself. The water levels were quite … Continue reading
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Tagged Fungi, Lawson bushwalks, Lawson waterfalls
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Leslie Falls Walk – 8 June 2016
Leslie Falls are on Lawson Creek at Lawson in the Blue Mountains. They are part of the set of waterfalls on the south side of Lawson. The other falls in the set – Adelina Falls, Junction Falls (twin falls), Cataract … Continue reading
Lawson Waterfall Walk – 7 January 2016
I was heading up the Blue Mountains with Bob for either a walk or canyon. Recent heavy rain had made canyoning unwise, so we had settled on a walk, and on the way up, after some discussion we decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Labyrinth, Bushwalking, Grose Wilderness, Wildflowers
Tagged Adelina Falls, Cataract Falls, Dantes Glen, Empire Pass, Empire Point, Fairy Falls, Federal Falls, Frederica Falls, Junction Falls, Lawson, Lawson bushwalks, Lawson waterfalls, Lucys Glen, Orchids, St Michaels Falls
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Lawson and Hazelbrook Waterfall Walk – 30 July 2015
I spent a pleasant day walking around some of the waterfalls to the south of Lawson and Hazelbrook in the Blue Mountains. I was also looking to see if any fungi was still out – very little was, so I … Continue reading
Lawson and Hazelbrook Waterfall Walk – 10 April 2015
I spent a very enjoyable day in the Blue Mountains – looking at waterfalls, fungi and slime moulds. I started at Lawson, on the north side and went down the track to Fairy Falls and then around a loop to … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Slime Moulds
Tagged Adelina Falls, Cataract Falls, Cordyceps, Dantes Glen, Fairy Falls, Federal Falls, Fungi, Hazelbrook waterfalls, Junction Falls, Lawson bushwalks, Lawson waterfalls, St Michaels Falls, Terrace Falls, Victor Falls
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