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Seeds

The winter and spring flowers were turning into seeds. Yummy food for the birds jabbering overhead.

Sedges and grasses

Lovely soft lush grasses lined the track.

Ferns

The area is damp and dense with vegetation.

Picnic Areas

The park is well serviced with roads and grassy picnic areas. We are on a short amble from the camping ground down to the river and back.

Lane Cove River Park

We're back wayfaring but not venturing very far ... in fact we are just down the road to the big smoke of Sydney but this is not an adventure among the traffic and city vibe... we were camping out at Lane Cove River park for a week to save us commuting down each day for a rather hectic week of appointments. It's hard to believe this restful spot is just 15 kms from the beating heart of the city.  We are off on another bush walk my friends where the climate is warmer and more coastal ... there will be similarities and differences from my usual Blue Mountains walks.  Let's go see what we find.

Nature as art

I end this trip with a rather lovely corner of the sculpture garden.  The tree ferns remind me of our lovely Blue Mountains. At that's it for a while until I find somewhere else to go ... maybe I will find somewhere this weekend.  But if not, I am currently posting some majestic trees over at Blue Mountains Journal.

Blossom by the lake

Canberra puts on a huge spring display at Floriade. We were a week early for that so settled for this lovely row of blossom by the lake. [Sorry about the reposts. I wanted to fix the resolution of the image]