blondgecko > In early 2003 a huge series of bushfires ripped through much of Victoria's high country. This incredibly desolate image was taken on Mt Bogong a year on, after waiting for the sun to peek through the mist by just the right amount. These snow gums are normally evergreen - while the roots are still alive, it will be at least 20 years before they reach their former glory.
blondgecko > Forest glade, Mt Bogong, Victoria
blondgecko > An early-morning view of the cloud-tops, Mt Bogong, Victoria
blondgecko > The majestic mountain ash, Mt Bogong, Victoria
In early 2003 a huge series of bushfires ripped through much of Victoria's high country. This incredibly desolate image was taken on Mt Bogong a year on, after waiting for the sun to peek through the mist by just the right amount. These snow gums are normally evergreen - while the roots are still alive, it will be at least 20 years before they reach their former glory.
blondgecko > In early 2003 a huge series of bushfires ripped through much of Victoria's high country. This incredibly desolate image was taken on Mt Bogong a year on, after waiting for the sun to peek through the mist by just the right amount. These snow gums are normally evergreen - while the roots are still alive, it will be at least 20 years before they reach their former glory.
In early 2003 a huge series of bushfires ripped through much of Victoria's high country. This incredibly desolate image was taken on Mt Bogong a year on, after waiting for the sun to peek through the mist by just the right amount. These snow gums are normally evergreen - while the roots are still alive, it will be at least 20 years before they reach their former glory.
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