Thicket
Near Mount Gibbo, in the Victorian High Country there are the silver trunks of millions of dead trees, killed years ago in the great fires that raged over the mountains. They exist above the winter snowline and year after year are bleached by wind and snow.
Some are showing signs of re-growth, a tribute to the resilience of the Eucalypt species.
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Marilyn Harris
Reminds me of the woods in “Little Red Riding Hood”........”If you go into the woods today, beware of…..........
Great capture Larry!!
Larry149 replied
Thank you Blossom. If I’m in the woods there is nothing to worry about!
Carol & Kev Ha...
Beautiful capture Larry, I just love our Aussie forests, amazing how different, yet how alike they are in each state!!
Larry149 replied
I want to get back to Tassie to see some of the great forests down there! Lst visited in 1976 . . .