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| Red Banksia at an unnamed fall below Mount Coopracambra |
In 2018/19, an intensive photographic exploration documented the seven major southern flowing river systems in the East Gippsland region (the Genoa, Cann, Bemm, Snowy, Tambo, Nicholson and Mitchell) and the alpine tributaries of the Murray.
The river systems are remarkable condition, possibly because a large proportion remain in public ownership. The rivers flow through a significant range of ecosystems from sub-alpine, high meadows, arid and wet highlands. rainforest and sand dunes. The coastal areas are dotted with lakes and swamps. And the waterfalls...
As we gather the material for publication in book form, we will also publish some of the material on this blog.
An index to the material can be found HERE.
An index to the material can be found HERE.
Thanks, again, for all the help!
12 comments:
Thank you, I'm homesick for the mountains now after reading your posts.
You mention that these areas are in good condition -- I'm thinking that their sheer inaccessibility is a big factor in this, and you have contributed to keeping them safe with your comments about the horrendous and terrifying roads, excellent work!
Enjoy the summer, be safe.
Merry Christmas, Peter !
Happy to see you will lead us for another beautiful grave in your country .
Appreciate this post. Will try it out.
Pretty! This was a really wonderful article.
Thank you for providing this information.
Thanks Julianne - I will be here :) I do not know about you, but blogs feel a bit more permanent for now :)
ps - i have found https://boylejulianne.blogspot.com/
Hi Jai :) The mountains call me, even though i come from the plains.
Some think me foolhardy for travelling some of these roads, even though i have a high level of formal training (gained through service in the rural fire service) in traversing disused and dangerous fire trails.
Still, cautious encouragement leads me to places when i might otherwise give up :)
Thank you Monique, may the year treat us all well :)
Just recently I have seen sights that will stay with me forever, i am working hard to try and catch some of the excitement before it all becomes a dream :)
Blogs are nice and easy - but you are right about Google slashing and burning.
The lesson i learned from G+ is that you must have your own URL and you must have full control of it. Once you control your own address, you are beholden to none - even if Blogger (which is nice and simple) closes, the site will go on for as long as i want. It is permanent :)
wonderland for wonder founders people..
Thanks :)
Have to apologize : I didn't see your answer until today. Life is becoming a little chaotic have to put it in order :-)).
But we stay in touch, that's sure !
All good Monique :)
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