It's been a few years since I've done this.
Is the gully still rain forest or did the bushfires/hazard reductions go through there and the place is now burnt out/recovering?
Lyrebird gully to cowan. still nice?
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Lyrebird gully to cowan. still nice?
by wildwanderer » Sun 27 Dec, 2020 10:53 am
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Re: Lyrebird gully to cowan. still nice?
by skibug » Tue 29 Dec, 2020 12:43 pm
Hey wildwanderer,
Lyrebird gully was untouched by any fire (I don't recall any fire through there in over 20 years). The track is well used, so some erosion and damage. The large rain event last February flooded the gully, sweeping away much of the vegetation, but recovery has been good - if anything weeds are taking over some areas. Well worth the walk. I last did it mid November.
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Lyrebird gully was untouched by any fire (I don't recall any fire through there in over 20 years). The track is well used, so some erosion and damage. The large rain event last February flooded the gully, sweeping away much of the vegetation, but recovery has been good - if anything weeds are taking over some areas. Well worth the walk. I last did it mid November.
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