Tag Archives: gum trees

Evocative Eucalypts

Posted on March 22, 2022 by Briar's Travel Beat

Did you know March 23 is National Eucalypt Day? I found out about it on Sunday, thanks to Helen Young’s Gardens column in The Weekend Australian Magazine. I was pretty excited, as I have come to love eucalypts, and have … Continue reading →

Posted in Adventure, Australia, Flora, National Parks, Travel | Tagged Corner Country, eucalypts, gum trees, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, River red gum, Scribbly gum, Sydney red gum, Tasmanian snow gum, trees, Wipena Pound | Leave a comment

Postcard of the week – Glorious gum trees

Posted on March 3, 2016 by Briar's Travel Beat

Sometimes nature blows me away with its beauty. Like this magnificent gum tree, whose subtle colours were given a vibrant makeover by summer rain (actually a summer downpour that turned our walking track in a mini riverbed). Rain gives the … Continue reading →