Moreton Bay Fig, Melbourne
All added for Ailsa’s travel theme: trees
The big tree in East Gippsland, Victoria. ~ 90 metres tall
Mt Macedon, Victoria
Pyrete State Forest Victoria
Travel theme: Trees
Mick's Cogs
There's so much stuff going on; I have to share it.
Mick's Cogs 
Fabulous images. Thanks for sharing. 😊
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Thank you Dorne
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Your first pic: so good ! thankx
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Thank you for commenting
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All magnificent trees! love the first one and the one disappearing into the sky.
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Thanks Ann-Christine. Melbourne has planted many Moreton Bay figs, which are native to Queensland, and they have survived well. The disappearing trees was taken on a day of a dust storm in Queensland. A strange beige light pervaded.
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I do love trees! I would definitely have stopped to admire the tree in the first photo, but the perspective on the second last one photo is my favourite 🙂
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Thanks for your compliment Joanne. This dry world is one of my favourite places. Yes, I know there are many and I’m easily pleased. This vista is on a 10 k walk, right at the lowest point. It marks the beginning of what we have dubbed “the never ending” hill. But it does end and gets easier the more often you do it. I am so unfit but I take some inspiration from you!
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A 10k walk is a very respectable undertaking … especially if it includes a never ending hill 🙂
You are lucky to have such a beautiful place to walk and enjoy nature!
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Hi Mick – love your trees and the vistas you show us .. the framed tree, the pine trees .. all beautiful – and that knotted one … love the way roots work .. cheers Hilary
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I meant to say I came via Joanne .. cheers H
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Thank you Hilary. It is a pleasure to share them.
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