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This is a close-up of a fallen gum tree branch in the Ben Boyd National Park located on the southern coast of New South Wales between Pambula Beach and Eden. The branch had only recently fallen so the bark and trunk had retained all their living colours. The activity of an insect had been "written" on the bark and on the white tree trunk, making beautiful patterns, like scribbles.
The beautiful pink, ochre and grey rocks and cliffs of remote and unspoiled Quondolo in Ben Boyd National Park are accessible via a short walk along a bush track.
Take a walk along the foreshore at Bicheno from the Motel on the peninsula southwards to the jetty and harbour. In mid winter the sea is a deep blue colour and the orange lichen on the rocks glows in the winter sun.
The area called "Quondolo" south of Pambula Beach in New South Wales has cliffs which have been sculptured by the sea and the wind to create rugged and beautiful caverns and patterns. The colours are incredibly varied and subtle. These cliffs are fragile, friable and intricate.
The cliffs at Quondolo south of Pambula on the NSW coast are incredibly beautiful - a photographer's dream. Scoured and weathered into intricate patterns, their colours are incredible - pink sandstones, orange and yellow patches and veins, stripes of white quartz, sombre greys and blacks - these beach-front cliffs are rugged, veined and sculptural.
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Nice shot, who doesnt like a funny little tender dinghy!
Very nice pics gallery
Tank you Margaret Neith for you comment, i think your photos are really nice, very naturals, this one is lovely. besos desde españa
This is a close-up of a fallen gum tree branch in the Ben Boyd National Park located on the southern coast of New South Wales between Pambula Beach and Eden. The branch had only recently fallen so the bark and trunk had retained all their living colours. The activity of an insect had been "written" on the bark and on the white tree trunk, making beautiful patterns, like scribbles.
The beautiful pink, ochre and grey rocks and cliffs of remote and unspoiled Quondolo in Ben Boyd National Park are accessible via a short walk along a bush track.
Take a walk along the foreshore at Bicheno from the Motel on the peninsula southwards to the jetty and harbour. In mid winter the sea is a deep blue colour and the orange lichen on the rocks glows in the winter sun.
This is a close-up of the bark of the paperbark tree. The bark forms thin layers which twist and shed as the tree develops.
The area called "Quondolo" south of Pambula Beach in New South Wales has cliffs which have been sculptured by the sea and the wind to create rugged and beautiful caverns and patterns. The colours are incredibly varied and subtle. These cliffs are fragile, friable and intricate.
The cliffs at Quondolo south of Pambula on the NSW coast are incredibly beautiful - a photographer's dream. Scoured and weathered into intricate patterns, their colours are incredible - pink sandstones, orange and yellow patches and veins, stripes of white quartz, sombre greys and blacks - these beach-front cliffs are rugged, veined and sculptural.
Magnificent