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Getting late


We are heading back inland and it's getting late, time we found a place to rest our heads for the evening.

The next town is Dunedoo, regular readers of this blog might remember our train trip to Dunedoo where we spent a wet day walking the streets and figured we had dun all there was to do in Dunedoo. Ironic that we are going to find ourselves back there.

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  1. Looks like that tree cracked the rock in two.

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  2. Unusual rock formation. I remember passing through Dunedoo and thinking what a funny name.

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  3. Simply amazing. I'd love to have a geologist explain how that happened. Plate tectonics and wind erosion don't seem like enough.

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  4. Nature never ceases to surprise me. Love this!

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  5. Not a geologist (my OH is), but it does look as if the tree has cracked the rock - or perhaps water or ground movements?

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