Had a very pleasant day in and around Arm River.
Some of the tracks were overgrown as can be seen in one of the pics.
I think the highlight was exploring the river for cascades and also some of the creeks feeding into Arm River.
Would have liked to see a little more water but the plus side for lower water was being able to access parts not normally available.
Arm River and surrounds
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Arm River and surrounds
by Davo1 » Sat 02 Mar, 2013 9:05 pm
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Re: Arm River and surrounds
by Davo1 » Sat 02 Mar, 2013 9:09 pm
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Re: Arm River and surrounds
by Davo1 » Sat 02 Mar, 2013 9:14 pm
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Re: Arm River and surrounds
by corvus » Sat 02 Mar, 2013 9:43 pm
Nice photos Davo1,
I think the bush is Heart Berry Aristotelia peduncularis which has has serrated leaves as you mentioned.
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I think the bush is Heart Berry Aristotelia peduncularis which has has serrated leaves as you mentioned.
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Re: Arm River and surrounds
by Davo1 » Sun 03 Mar, 2013 5:52 am
Thanks Corvus.
That'll make the wifes day.
That'll make the wifes day.
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Re: Arm River and surrounds
by Tortoise » Sun 03 Mar, 2013 11:41 am
Hey Davo,
Good to see your pics - thanks!
I must have gone past Arm River a bajillion times before I finally stayed there last year, and walked the short distance to the falls. I now have a new favourite swimming hole, at the base of the falls. A bit nippy, but gorgeous on a hot day.
Good to see your pics - thanks!
I must have gone past Arm River a bajillion times before I finally stayed there last year, and walked the short distance to the falls. I now have a new favourite swimming hole, at the base of the falls. A bit nippy, but gorgeous on a hot day.
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