Glenbrook Gorge - Photographic Trip - 14 July 2013
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I had visited Glenbrook Gorge earlier
in the year. Then, there was little flow in Glenbrook Creek
and what water there was looked polluted. This time I was hoping
that there might be more water. There was. I had a really nice day
pottering around with my camera and tripod.
Above - Hardenbergia
Above - Glenbrook Creek - rapids
Above - Glenbrook Creek - water looking clear
Above - water gum (Tristania)
Above - the massive sandstone cliffs of Glenbrook Gorge
Above - swirl holes in the rock platform
Above - Glenbrook Gorge
Above - massive boulders in the streambed
Above - rough-barked apple (Angophora Floribunda)
Above - rock slabs
Above - another part heading downstream
Above - water gums
Above - water gum (Tristania)
Above - rough-barked apple (Angophora Floribunda)
I left the Gorge here - climbing up above, over the top of the
railway tunnel to the tracks near the Bluff Lookout. This was quite
easy to do and involved some easy scrambling and a little scrub.
Above - Glenbrook Gorge from the Bluff Lookout
Above - looking down Glenbrook Gorge to the Cumberland Plain
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