Red Rocks Walk - 11 - 13 June 2016
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Party - Wendy, Dave
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We left Newnes and walked up Little Capertee Creek to the Red Rocks.
On the way up, we noticed some nice fungi out -
Above - Puffballs- Lycoperdon pyriforme
Above - Mycena sp
Above - Cudoniella pezizoidea
Above - Chlorociboria aeruginascens
Above - Earthstar - Geastrum triplex
Above - Wendy enjoys the view
Above - The Red Rocks and the Blue Rocks and Pantoneys Crown
Above - One way to a higher level is up this crack
Above - Mts Canobla and Gundungaroo
Above - Looking along the Red Rocks to Mt Dawson
Above - Tayar Pic
Above - Sunset
Above - Dawn
Above - Baal Bone Point and Pantoneys Crown
Above - The Pagoda of Death. The route goes right up the face of
this pagoda
Above - Wendy climbing up the pagoda
Above - We saw many flocks of these birds flying north along the
tops. Probably Yellow faced Honeyeaters.
Above - Wendy getting water from a rock pool
Above - Looking back down Little Capertee Creek
Above - This tunnel provides a good shortcut
Above - Ross's Knob Pinnacle
Above - This canyon provides a good passage to the lower level
Above - Hmm....very bad ethics!!! The area should be left natural by
visiting bushwalkers. Leaving a campfire like this is not acceptable
Above - Cliffs near Mt Dawson
Above - The Defile
Above - We spot another party of bushwalkers
Above - Great views on the way up Mt Dawson
Above - n the middle distance is the Wolgan-Capertee divide. Behind
that is the Red Rocks (between Pt Nicholson and Pt Anderson), and in
the far distances Mt Coricudgy.
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