For Isaac's birthday, we took our German visitor Gabi up Mount Wellington, so he could at least say he'd walked up it. It was a cool day lower down, but on the summit the breeze was quite icy. We noted later that the
apparent temperature was about -1°C, so the need for our jackets was unsurprising.
The wildflowers were very attractive.
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Cyathodes glauca, the Purple Cheeseberry, with both drupes and flowers - 21st December 2012 |
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Leptecophylla juniperina subsp. parvifolia, Mountain Pinkberry (I'm uncertain about this identification, largely because this plant seems to have been reclassified at least once over time.) - 21st December 2012 |
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Telopea truncata, Tasmanian Waratah - 21st December 2012 |
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Eucalyptus coccifera, the Snow Gum or Snow Peppermint - 21st December 2012 |
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Gaulthria hispida, Copperleaf Snowberry - 21st December 2012 |
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Homo sapiens, Gabi Eyeselein - Having walked to the top of Mount Wellington - 21st December 2012 |
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Niveoscincus microlepidotus, Metallic Skink(s), having a cuddle, Mount Wellington - 21st December 2012 |
2 comments:
Love your pics and blog Mark :-)
Thanks Luke!
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