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Walls Lookout
Australia
Walls Lookout Wall Lookout is approximately 2.5 Km return walk from the upper parking area. It overlooks the Grose Valley and across the vertical cliffs. The valley floor is approximately 500 metres below. On the walk take care near the cliffs edge. There are 2 paths one from the top parking area, the other is from Pierces picnic area near the toilets.
Copyright: Wayne Drzewiecki
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 14102x7051
Taken: 23/01/2015
Hochgeladen: 26/01/2015
Published: 27/01/2015
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Tags: blue mountains; landscape; lookout; national park; australia; reserve; bush
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