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Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Fri 11 Apr, 2008 7:13 pm
by tasadam
Discussion for this topic can be found in Controversy Corner, HERE.

The view from ther summit of Mt Field West.

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And here's a panorama (this image is a clickable thumbnail to a larger view). Panorama doesn't overlap properly so there's a bit of ghosting, but you'll get the idea.

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Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Fri 11 Apr, 2008 7:17 pm
by tasadam
These photos are available fore free in high def for the purposes of the fight against the destruction of our native forests - contact me.

Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Tue 16 Mar, 2010 3:41 pm
by frenchy_84
Hi, I just came upon this topic and thought i would reply with an image of my own as when i was on Field West i was lucky enough to have a Wedge Tailed Eagle circle around me for a good 5 mins or so, even circling within 10 metres. it certainly brought on mixed emotions

Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Tue 16 Mar, 2010 3:52 pm
by stepbystep
Nice one Adam and Frenchy, haven't come by this topic before - I have more of the same from FW, but here's some from ground level.

Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Wed 17 Mar, 2010 4:30 pm
by Taurë-rana
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Apparently this isn't clear felling!
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Selective logging?

Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Wed 17 Mar, 2010 4:39 pm
by Taurë-rana
Not the Upper Florentine, but the same destruction.

Re: Destruction of the Upper Florentine Valley - images.

PostPosted: Fri 09 Apr, 2010 6:01 pm
by iandsmith
Went for a walk through the protesters' site when I was down there in 2009. Here's a couple of pics of what we might be missing.
Also included is a pic taken out the back of Tahune where tourists don't normally venture showing what we have already lost.
Cheers all.