Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Wordless Wednesday ~ Valley of Giants

40m up
yes , the platform swayed slightly

inside Giant Red Tingle -living but hollowed out at bottom
smallest gumnut ever grows Giant Tingles
I found Grandma Tingle
Road racers




Editted to add Saturday 12th November - is Free Entry for 15th Birthday Celebrations
The Tree Top Walk west of Denmark and east of Walpole on the Southern Ocean Coast of Western Australia.


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Missy Boo · 698 weeks ago

Fab photos - you guys are certainly getting to lots of awesome places in that caravan :)
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tamara · 698 weeks ago

Great photos. What a fun holiday you must be having.
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mixedgems 76p · 698 weeks ago

I'd love to visit this place. It reminds me of two other places I've visited before; the Ottway Fly Treetop Walk in Victoria and the Muir Woods National Monument in California which is an old growth redwood forest. Both were utterly beautiful and amazing. By the way, will your road trip never end?
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mamagrace71 77p · 698 weeks ago

Don't treetop skywalks just give you all sorts of goose bumps ??!!!! Love them !
Those tress are so majestic ! I'd feel so tiny and insignificant stepping in there.
Thanks again for hosting WW, Trish ! x
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Kate Puddles · 698 weeks ago

Just beautiful! I have always wanted to visit there
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tiff · 698 weeks ago

Wow! Those trees are amazing!
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Mums the Word · 698 weeks ago

Wow this brings back a lot of memories! We used to go there every holidays when we were kids, one of the most amazing place in Australia!!
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Thea 40p · 698 weeks ago

Gorgeous photos! Nature is just magnificent, isn't it?
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mahlimoo 48p · 698 weeks ago

I know I say it every week Trish! But awesome photo's!

Skywalks are awesome and scary all at once. My Mum would never go on them when we went on family holidays.

My eldest seems to have inherited her fear of heights, I am trying my best to teach him that there is nothing to be afraid of, we are slowly getting there.
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ally · 698 weeks ago

The trip looks absolutely amazing - and I love those magnificent trees
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Cathy · 698 weeks ago

Amazing photos! Your boys must just be amazed by all theya re seeing on this trip!
P.S. That bridge looks scary! I'd be in a panic walking across it with my 3 boys :)
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Denyse1949 20p · 698 weeks ago

Hi Trish, Hi good is blogging for making the memories of your life (and holiday of a lifetime) into a living story.
I agree with many above, about the magnificence & splendour of nature. You sure aren't going on holidays to visit shopping centre!!
When I had an Aboriginal community member visit the school where I was principal she taught me about how trees would be often hollowed out at their base like that for:
- shelter
- giving birth

Isn't it awesome on a walkway like that? Took my 12 yo granddaughter on the Illawarra Fly in September, and she is scared of heights, but managed the walk, because of the rails, and there was not too much sway.

I am loving these pics, and so many more of your special trip.

Love Denyse XX
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Nicole · 698 weeks ago

We have a similar tree top thing in Tassie, although I have never been to it, scary!!
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Ai Sakura · 698 weeks ago

I remember that treetop walk :) went with my hubby while we were still dating... Ahhhh memories :)
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Sarah @fignutmum · 698 weeks ago

I remember going there. It just felt magical there
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theparentingfiles 61p · 698 weeks ago

how fabulous and adventurous you guys are :) some really wonderful places you are visiting. What a special special trip :) x

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melbo · 698 weeks ago

Brilliant pictures. You have seen some amazing sights on this trip. I love Denyse's comment too about why the trees are hollowed out. You learn something new every day!

I'd like to go on one of those walkways I think. My kind of thing.
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Alyce · 698 weeks ago

Wow, those are some BIG trees!! When we were in America last year, we tried twice to go see giant sequoias (even bigger than these trees), but the first time our hosts' daughter hurt herself badly and had to go to hospital, and the second time, the roads were closed! Oh well :) ONE day I'll go see some big trees, lol.
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Amy · 698 weeks ago

Amazing photos! What an awesome experience for you and your family!
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mumtoj 46p · 698 weeks ago

Wow great pics, the great red tingle looks awesome!
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sannah · 698 weeks ago

The Giant red tingle tree is absolutely amazing, it must have been a great experience!
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