Sunday
13th November 2016
SHE
SAID:
Geoff
& I went for an orchid hunting drive. First
stop was the old cemetery at Mongarlowe, near Braidwood, where we
found 2 different flowering orchids. After morning tea at the Wog Wog
camping ground in the Morton National Park, it was on to a spot that we
had been to before off of the Braidwood Road. Four more orchids were
found here; the final find of flowering orchids for the day. I was
hoping to see more but it wasn't to be.
We
stopped at the Jerrawangala Lookout, where we nearly got blown off the
cliff top before heading back to Canberra.
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This Cymbidium Suave was flowering in a tree stump |
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Snake Orchid |
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Jerrawangala Lookout |
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At the less windy sign for the lookout with Archie & Geoff |
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Rain & sunbeams in the distance - out of Braidwood |
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Sunshine peeping through |
HE SAID:
It was quite a pleasant day, driving around and looking for orchids in the bush. We drove almost 500km, but only had one near miss on the roads, and this was about 5km from home when a twit did not give way to us at the Monaro Highway - Mugga Lane junction. His little Hyundai Excel was almost very intimate with the front of our much larger Colorado, t-bone style!
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