I don’t think the National Art Galley is ready to be graced with our presence in its fullest form yet or maybe we just too wild.
We did however ascend into the room of the infinity
pumpkins after a long wait.. which leads to the next awesome pumpkin pun…
First time for me… but upon some further research, seems the local aborigines have been coming here for at least 7500 years..
I can see why, its a natural water source, it has some really cool large overhanging rocks which provide natural shelters and its protected from wild weather. It is considered that this place was a major campsite for the Dharawal people when travelling up and down the coast. The coast track was probably a local aboriginal route before we turned it into the ‘Coastal Track’.
62mm, f16 ISO 50 @ 15 secs.
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Magnetic CPL and ND8
I found this unmarked track leading off the main coastal walk and had a quick squiz, got half way up and thought yeah nothing interesting here and turned around. I was kinda suprised to see
this this young bloke coming up the same path and he asked how the falls looked… i was like ..’dunno, what falls’? 4 shot panorama
24mm, f16 ISO 50 @ 15 secs.
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Magnetic CPL and ND8
Much more manageable conditions this time, less wind and only a torrential downpour every hours or so…
Here’s a great pun : Why are oceans so meticulous? They like to be pacific
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When I first came to this spot, it was nothing but lowland shrub bush, no paths just the sound of the crashing of the waves on the cliffs to guide you and the ever waiting facing eating
spiders….. no spiders on this day, either they have clued up to the fact i’m gonna whack them, or they have been all blown off the face of the earth by the gale force winds.. or all cooked by the fires of 12+ months ago…either way, whilst they form a very important function in our ecosystem, like mozzies, ticks and flies… i would not miss them
