Walking today on the Lyrebird Track in New England National Park was quite different from previous week’s walks. For a start there was heavy mist which cut down the amount of light reaching the rain-forest understorey. A side effect of the mist was to deepen the colour of the already rich greens present everywhere; the soaking moisture released the earthy aromas associated with such places; the leaf litter glistened with water.
This image illustrates the view from within the rain-forest – under the canopy.
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