Tuesday 10^th July

We found a beautiful bush camping spot named Warren Gorge which also had a clearly marked walking loop to follow. 

 While on this walk we could see the vegetation very distinctly in almost regulated layers. 

The gully and lower hills were dressed in pine, the mid ranges were full of (I don’t know the politically correct name for these) “black boys” and the top of the range were adorned in gums.  I thought I could see an ugly woman in this particular plant - do you see it too?

One interesting way the council are monitoring the visiting population is to have hikers write in a book contained in a sealed container at the halfway point. On the homeward leg of the journey we were greeted by a flock of sheep before rounding the corner to find our van a welcome sight.  

This night we built a wonderful camp fire and made some damper to enjoy while star gazing and relishing our lifetime opportunities.