Namadgi NP - Mt Tennent - trickling water 1
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Water trickles down the smooth rock surface of Mt Tennent. This spot is close to Cypress Pine Lookout and is a very short distance away from the walking track.
Water trickles down the smooth rock surface of Mt Tennent. This spot can be reached soon after passin...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Scenery behind Namadgi Visitors Centre at dusk. Further in the distance is Mt Tennent from whence I'd...
Mt Tennent, in Namadgi National Park - walking course starting from the Namadgi Visitors Centre and l...
Bushfold Flats, where Blue Gum Creek Firetrail meets Bushfolds Flat Firetrail.Actually I'm not quite ...
Booroomba Rocks, Namadgi National Park.This area can be reached after a short climb (1.5km approx) f...
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