This week's theme is twisted.
This photo was taken in May at Barrington Tops National Park. This World Heritage Area is located in New South Wales, about 5 hours from Sydney. The park has various hiking trails and a varied river environment, as well as a sub tropical rainforest. Over 70% of the park is mature old growth forest.
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Hi Maya, that's a really unique looking tree and a perfect choice for this week's theme! Great link and it is so interesting to learn about about this beautiful park. I can see why it is a World Heritage site.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great branch. I love how it twists. It looks like a great place to explore. Thanks for share this unique part of your world.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing. Do they all grow like that or is that just an unusual speciman?
ReplyDeleteThat one is so cool!
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WOW!!! That is so amazing! It looks like a telephone cord.
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Such a great shot - love the perspective on all those twists. Perfect for this theme!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, very unusual. Mine is of trees too. Have a great week end.
ReplyDeleteWow... that is twisted!
ReplyDeleteWHOA! What an interesting tree branch. Wonder what caused it to turn out that way? Great shot!
ReplyDeleteSusanne & Kim not sure why it grew that way. There were several other trees like it in the National Park.
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