The Dip Falls waterfall was running but only just. They had about 50 inches of rain last year in this area but it's still very dry. Notice the unusual volcanic rock formation at the base of the waterfall.
Monday, February 23, 2009
The Big Tree and Dip Falls
Just up the road is The Big Tree. It's a browntop Stringybark, at least 400 years old and 62 metres high, but they can grow to 90 metres. Its circumference is 16m.
The Dip Falls waterfall was running but only just. They had about 50 inches of rain last year in this area but it's still very dry. Notice the unusual volcanic rock formation at the base of the waterfall.
The Dip Falls waterfall was running but only just. They had about 50 inches of rain last year in this area but it's still very dry. Notice the unusual volcanic rock formation at the base of the waterfall.
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