Crowdy Bay National Park is just north of Taree, on the Mid North Coast of NSW. These images were all taken in and around the park over the last week:
Comments more than welcome
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A selection from Crowdy Bay National Park
We did something different for Christmas this year, we went camping
Crowdy Bay National Park is just north of Taree, on the Mid North Coast of NSW. These images were all taken in and around the park over the last week:
Comments more than welcome *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
You, camping!!!
I really like the one with the roo, shows how casual they get around people and Nat Parks. The one with the flower(s) has potential but I find that the background is not quite blurred enough for my taste. Also, in the large version, the roo fertiliser in the foreground is more apparant which detracts from the flower 
Would have been a great time there for the holiday, not too hot, just right. Cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Looks like a top spot for a break Leon.
I recall that cabin in an earlier post by one of our younger members 
Haven't visited that park IIRC so we will have to put that on the list of trips for when the schoolies are back at it. Cheers, Mick
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