I passed this magnificent gum tree as I retraced my steps from the Derwent Basin back to the town ship of Derwent Bridge.
Walking the Derwent River
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
I passed this magnificent gum tree as I retraced my steps from the Derwent Basin back to the town ship of Derwent Bridge.
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Such a stunning tree, with intriguing twists in the trunk.
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I suspect with your excellent photographic skills you would have made more of this.
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