Tas-Trails in the Rain-Forest

[Mad Aussie]

These are shots from the Lady Baron Falls walk we did. I thought you might like to see how dense and lush it was in there ...

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[Mad Aussie]

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[Wicked Dark]

Nice. Reminds me of Washington.

[Gem]

The trees in the first set look MASSIVE :eek: All the green looks really pretty though. I really like the first shot in the second set :)

[Mad Aussie]

Thanks Gem :)

Around my area of Australia, and in the forests I usually ride in there is little i nthe way of these deep greens, mosses etc ... even streams. I know where to go to see them but they are not what I see most of the time. So this sort of flora just keeps me spellbound when I see so much of it at every turn. :)