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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Watery Wednesday
Fitzroy Falls is in Morton National Park, named after NSW Governor Sir Charles Fitzroy during his visit on 1850 . The falls lie in the path of the Yarrunga Creek, which drops over 80 metres down the escarpment, and flows on into the Kangaroo River. The water flow is not as massive, nor as irregular, as in the past due to a water catchment dam further upstream today
Please visit Watery Wednesday for more watery sites all around the world.
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11 comments:
Natural beauty, great shots!
But it still looks like a long drop, so that makes for a pretty impressive falls!
It's so wonderful falls, Eden. Great captures :)
Very pretty shots of the falls, Eden!
wow this is so long. I bet it is also deep, is it den?
what a sight... i hope i can ba there in person to catch its majestic view in person... haayyy...
Yes, it is deep anne.
A very fine waterfall! I love the copper color of the rocks around it. Great shots. Thanks for stopping by.
sarap tumalon mula sa itaas sa falls na iyan..
agoy ka gorgeous kau te...g unsa mani nimo ug shot nga murag naa man ka sa tuktok...ehehehee!
whoa
ang laki nito
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