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Showing posts with label damper creek bushland reserve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label damper creek bushland reserve. Show all posts
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Damper Creek Reserve, Mt Waverley
Pix of Sep 7 2014 in the Damper Creek Reserve, Mt Waverley, in Melbourne's east.
This was a 2 km hike, along both sides of the Creek, featuring the Damper Pond and resident ducks!
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Thursday, February 07, 2013
Damper Creek Bushland Reserve - Mt Waverley
The Damper Creek Bushland Reserve is in the suburb of Mt Waverley.
My visit was a 3 km circuit hike, starting at the small car park on Stephenson's Rd, near Highbury Rd, on February 6 2013.
The
main walking track follows the Creek, passing interpretative signs
describing the fauna, flora, and history of the area, which was once
populated by the Wurundjeri peoples prior to European settlement in the
1830s.
The Creek starts near Nunawading and flows to the south, reaching Gardiner's Creek.
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My visit was a 3 km circuit hike, starting at the small car park on Stephenson's Rd, near Highbury Rd, on February 6 2013.
The Creek starts near Nunawading and flows to the south, reaching Gardiner's Creek.
Click here to see all of the Photos!
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