Bushwalking

We had a great walk a few days ago - one of my very favourite things. I thought I'd put up some photos up. Although these were taken at a conservation park not too far out of the city, they still give a pretty good indication of what the Great Australian Bush is like.

A row of cliff steps up to this cave with a magnificent view.

Logan took this photo of a couple of kookaburras. They're often fairly shy so this wasn't too bad. Cute, squat looking birds they are, a member of the kingfisher family. The laugh they make is wonderful.

A few bits of water are left. We'll have to remember to return in the winter when the creeks are full and the falls are rushing.

Not a bad day of climbing when you're talking about cliffs like these.

Dad and the kids in that cave.

Here's me and Blake.

I took this tree because it had really interesting bark, like something from a fantasy novel, and I thought it'd make an interesting picture.

In a few weeks time we're off on a real holiday for a week, to somewhere I haven't been for several years, and I'm looking forward to taking more then. But it's not bad at all to have this sort of scenery sort of on our back door, anyway. I hope this was a good virtual tour of some of our features.