National Park Day Out
March 13, 2008
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At the local National Park. NP’s are great ways of experiencing the Australian bushland.
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National parks rule. There should be one in every back yard, even high rise dwellings. The smell of nature & the beautiful sounds of birds (including ducks) & other animals bring one back to earth in a way no medication or other method can (my opinion only) If one can find a native orchid & admire the beauty in such a small plant & often be the only person to see it then they are truely blessed. ps Absolutely love the amalgamation site. Great work xx
haha there’s the ducks again!
yeah totally… that’s one thing I appreciate about the Victorian Parks. There’s heaps to choose from and there’s something so refreshing about the mountainous parks. I’m sooooo sick of the suburbs and the NPs help me feel alive again!
Glad you like the blog!