Went for a wander with a friend on Friday from Greens Beach around West Head, along Badger Beach, around Badger Head to Copper Cover, and then over to the eastern end of Bakers Beach (and then back). Gotta love the variety of walking we can enjoy in our little state, and after only a 40minute drive from home!! Really enjoyable day, even made a little friend along the way that we met on the track; here's a few pics........
ps Sorry about the pics, they're just taken from the iPhone!!
Narawntapu National Park
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Narawntapu National Park
by Phil » Tue 15 Mar, 2011 10:52 am
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Re: Narawntapu National Park
by Phil » Tue 15 Mar, 2011 10:53 am
a few more......
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Re: Narawntapu National Park
by Phil » Tue 15 Mar, 2011 10:54 am
Our little friend.........
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Re: Narawntapu National Park
by corvus » Tue 15 Mar, 2011 12:36 pm
Nice report and pics Phil this is such an underrated area and the variety of flora and fauna is as good as any (including very attractive Tiger Snakes) ,the walk to Bakers Beach campsite and back is a nice overnighter with younger children.
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Re: Narawntapu National Park
by Mickeymoo » Fri 25 Mar, 2011 8:38 pm
Nice work Phil, looks like a nice little tiger snake!! They have come up very well considering they were taken with an iphone!!
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Re: Narawntapu National Park
by DaveGwy » Wed 30 Mar, 2011 8:46 am
Awesome pictures mate. It looks like a really nice place.
Don't be! At that size they look just as good as if they were taken from an SLR.
Sorry about the pics, they're just taken from the iPhone!!
Don't be! At that size they look just as good as if they were taken from an SLR.
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