Beedalup Falls
by Dean Elliott
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I canoed from Karry Valley resort up to the falls, walkd through some bush and up the falls to take this. Could have just dont the walk trail arounf Lake Beedalup to get there. Didnt have my tripod, so the referance point in all the photos was the log you can see to the west. it turned out pretty good considering.
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