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Exactly C, how DID it get passed by the Pano censures???... Again no rhyme or reason or continuity... I think there must be a heap of employees checking photos who have their own slant on what should be included...
hi albanyjohn, it is the view from the peak of
the west mount barren.
the slowly climb up in 40°C needs nearby an hour but it's worth it.
pic was taken during a stay at:
www.whalesandwildflowers.com.au
John = lucky bugger :-)
The whole reserve is truly a beautiful location, and the little cove just around this headland to the east is another great spot.
Hi John,
We drove north out of Bremer Bay and then followed the signs to Fitzgerald River National Park.
We drove through the Park past West Mount Barren to a beautiful little beach (Point Ann - I think it was) then drove back the same way to Bremer Bay.
The road to West Mount Barren is pretty obvious as it is the only road that goes in that direction, but it is not igned at all).
I was getting dark as we left the park so we never did climb it - but apparantly it is quite easy and has a reasonably easy to follow track up to the top.
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Exactly C, how DID it get passed by the Pano censures???... Again no rhyme or reason or continuity... I think there must be a heap of employees checking photos who have their own slant on what should be included...
My favorite place, awesome dunes :-)
hi albanyjohn, it is the view from the peak of the west mount barren. the slowly climb up in 40°C needs nearby an hour but it's worth it. pic was taken during a stay at: www.whalesandwildflowers.com.au
John = lucky bugger :-) The whole reserve is truly a beautiful location, and the little cove just around this headland to the east is another great spot.
Hi John, We drove north out of Bremer Bay and then followed the signs to Fitzgerald River National Park. We drove through the Park past West Mount Barren to a beautiful little beach (Point Ann - I think it was) then drove back the same way to Bremer Bay. The road to West Mount Barren is pretty obvious as it is the only road that goes in that direction, but it is not igned at all). I was getting dark as we left the park so we never did climb it - but apparantly it is quite easy and has a reasonably easy to follow track up to the top.
Cheers