Wednesday
17th August 2016
SHE
SAID:
We
farewelled Dadswell Bridge today; we are heading slowly east, then
north.
Our
destination was Ballan, a small village about 45 minutes beyond
Ballarat, towards Melbourne. It was only 180kms from Dadswell Bridge,
so a short day. This meant I had the afternoon charging around the
Brisbane Ranges National Park to check on the progress of the orchids.
I
was rewarded with my efforts by finding a Blue Caladenia in flower,
different from the Bluebeard/Blue Fairies we'd seen over at the Little
Desert National Park. I was very happy.
Geoff
had the afternoon off at the van.
Archie kept me company on this
afternoon drive
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Blue Caladenia - Caladenia caerulea (Cyanicula caerulea) |
On the way back I had a short stop at Fiskville.
This grand bunch of buildings have caught my eye every time I pass them
|
Beam Wireless Short Wave Transmitter Station.
Now the training centre for the CFA
|
My afternoon off, as Varena called it, was spent half under the van trying to work out why the van's filtered water flow is about half its usual rate. I was completely unsuccessful, so we still have a reduced water flow, despite the new filter.
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