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Approaching the summit of Days Hill on the Seven Hills Circuit, Seven Hills Bushland Reserve
Australia

The Days Hill Summit is only 54 meters and there is unlikely to be a queue and you will not be needing oxygen tanks - it's certainly not Everest! It is however the second highest of the 'peaks' in the bushland reserve. If you close to break off from the Seven Hills Circuit along the Peak Ridge trail, to Esquiline Hill the ultimate summit at 71 meters.

Copyright: Kent Johnson
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 16000x8000
Taken: 26/01/2021
Uploaded: 27/01/2024
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Tags: richmond rd; seven hills; dead tree; tree trunk; seven hills bushland reserve; carina; canon hill; suburban park; suburban forest; greenspace; scrub; bushwalks; queensland; brisbane; bushland
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