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Hiking to Second Valley

25 Friday Apr 2014

Posted by Joel in ecology, exploring

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ecology, hiking, photography, southwestern Fleurieu

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One of our resolutions for this year was to do more hiking around TBC Farm. After a rained-out attempt earlier this year, we had another go at picking our way from the neighbourhood of the farm to Second Valley beach (inspired a little by this blog). Walking is such a powerful way to connect geographical dots, understanding through your feet how a landscape fits together. Continue reading →

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