(9 photos, Part 2) – Just some of the diverse native flora on our walk in the higher region of Mt Field National Park …
It turns out I took a lot of photos! Part 3 of our Mt Field excursion including Seal Lake, will be posted in a day or three. Y’all come back now 😉
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The close-ups are beautiful, but the wider view of the forest in that one photo is just as tantalizing!
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Thank you, a fair bit of the track was pretty steep down into the tarns and the flora constantly changed. The next post will show a Pandani forest, very DrZeus!
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Can’t wait!
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Beautiful photos. I keep forgetting that it’s starting to be autumn there while we are anxiously awaiting spring here.
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The shorter days here are a constant reminder… winter is coming!
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I always find that a bit sad – like when I see the first leaves turning yellow. But I know there are good things about winter too, and I guess we have to look for that.
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I love the winter fungi and waterfalls, but not so much the short days and cold. Because we’re further south we enjoy lovely loooong summer days with extended dusks. The huge variation in seasons here does make life more interesting – and sometimes challenging.
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I think I would like your climate better than ours. It sounds good in so many ways.
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Though it does get windy, we rarely get any severe weather here. No hurricanes 🌪 or cyclones!!
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The perfect place!
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These and the previous photos are so beautiful. So primeval I almost expect to see a dinosaur hiding in the trees. 🙂
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Thank you, there is two more parts to come, it was an interesting walk and so different than other parts of Tasmania.
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Tasmanian flora is so spectacular. Your blog makes me want to go there… now!
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I’ve always loved it here in Tassie, but it seems as I grow older I notice and appreciate its diverse uniqueness even more, almost daily. One has to look hard to truely see.
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I know what you mean! I used to think Australian Native Plants were boring!
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