We spent a beautiful winter’s day in part of the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. In all my time living in this area, I’d never been to this particular park of the Park. This view is seen from the lookout at Budds Mare; Paradise Rocks are on the right hand side and extend further to the right. The Apsley River sits at the foot of the gorge, out of sight.
As the crow flies, this country is a little less than 50 km (30 miles) from home. By road, though, it’s 136 km (85 miles) distant.
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a real Aussie image! lovely view..cheers
How gorgeous!
[...] Earlier this year we looked upon Paradise Rocks from afar. When at Oxley Wild Rivers National Park last weekend, we traversed a ridge that looked directly across to Paradise Rocks and were therefore able to get a closer view. Filed under General by gordon. Permalink • Print • Email [...]