Southwest WA

 
We drove east and south from the Margaret River region through the eucalyptus forests of the State's beautiful Southwest. The treetop walk allows visitors to see the forest at canopy level.
 

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Karri Forest

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Giant Karri trees (a Eucalyptus)
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Cape Leeuwin

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Cape Leeuwin lighthouse
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The water wheel once pumped fresh water to the lighthouse
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A heavy mineral content means the wheel is now thickly layered in stone
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Southwest Highway

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Driving in WA features an awful lot of road identical to this
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Pemberton
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Walpole

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Walpole inlet
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Red Tingle Forest

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The forest is regularly burned leaving dead tops to the trees, but the eucalyptus trees have adapted to survive
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The heart of a Red Tingle can be burned out and it will still regenerate
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