I have to say northern New South Wales has such a diverse landscape. From the picturesque 
sea to rural paddocks and rainforests, we have it all.
On Sunday we went on an adventure to Protestor falls, so named from protests in that area in the late 1970s because of logging. I knew the falls were a quite long vertical drop but what I didn’t count on was the gorgeous lush moss strewn rocks and logs in the rainforest and the water from the falls cascading in small waterfalls along the length of the creek.
It was only a short walk up from the car park, a little slippery in spots but pretty good really. After a short hike up you come to the bottom of the falls. Although I thought the falls were impressive it was on the walk back down with tripod attached that I kept stopping to take photos of the smaller waterfalls and the rocks that caught my eye. Definitely a must see and we were so pleased we went there.
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Wonderful photographs. The Channon is such a picturesque area.
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Thanks Barb, it is beautiful isn’t it and diverse in people as well as landscape 🙂
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Stunning photographs, Kaz. Did you use a ND filter and tripod to create the milky water effect of the falls? They are really fabulous. Smiles. Reinhold
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Thanks so much Reinhold. I didn’t use the ND filter for these as I had low light so could afford a second or two without it 🙂
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Beautiful captures! How I wish to be there. 🙂
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Thanks Amy 🙂
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Very beautiful!
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Thanks PKP it was a beautiful place 🙂
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Love the moss and water – beautiful subjects, beautifully captured.
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Thanks Claudette, yes I love the mossy rocks too, shame they were too heavy to pop in my bag ……
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🙂 ah, that would be naughty, and they would probably not be happy relocated. 🙂
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I’m sure they’d love my place but I wouldn’t do it any ways… although as we were talking in two youngsters were walking out with a rock each!
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mmm, wonder what they were going to do with it? Not break anything I hope 🙂
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No they were too big, I think just to take them home to be one with the falls 😉
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Another one for the bucket list. Thank you for sharing, Karen 🙂
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Youre welcome, if you travel up this way you wont be disappointed 🙂
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Love the name – Nightcap National Park! And that rainforest area looks most interesting with those mossy rocks and logs… 🙂
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Yes Sue it is an unusual name. Your right there is moss everywhere, I love it 🙂
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How lush and beautiful!
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So beautiful and green!
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Yes isn’t it. I love green and everywhere I turned there was moss! 🙂
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Stunning images. It feels as if I could step through the screen and into the forest. Mmm.
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Thanks so much Tish. I’m so glad you liked them 🙂
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