Amelia on Black Mountain with Telstra Tower |
Canberra is Ngunnawal Country, and we learned more about the indigenous people of the area while on our bush walk. Here is Amelia in front of an information board about the Ngunnawal people of Canberra.
Adam and I love Canberra, and it was a beautiful late fall afternoon for a short walk through the Australian bush.
The sun was setting, and the light coming through the trees reflected off the white bark of the eucalyptus trees.
Yellow Wattle |
Unable to identify this Australian perennial found growing beneath the eucalyptus trees. |
Our time in Canberra came to a close after our short bush walk, and before we knew it, it was time to pack up in the car and start on the road for the drive home to Dapto. We saw some kangaroos this time, but from a great distance. When Juniper came with us last year, we saw hundreds in a field right next to the road heading out of Canberra, as well as a few hopping around atop Mt. Ainsley.
Next week, we are heading up to Coffs Harbour for five days, and will finish our trip with three days in Sydney before we fly home. Our trip is flying by, but has so far been a lovely time visiting our home away from home in Australia.
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