Blue Mountains Journal

Carefully moving a little closer to the edge this is what you see, the beautiful Nepean River. And that's the end of the walk, I hope you have enjoyed it.   I will see if I can get out and about again soon.

Be careful, don't walk too far, the cliff is unfenced.

Here we are at the end of the track.

Pretty Beronia flowers.

Here is another grevillia beginning to unwrap.  It will eventually look like the flower below which I took five years ago on a walk in this park.  It's known as a Green Spider Flower.

These shy little grevillias are not as showy as others.

And the little peas are getting into the act too.

The big pea flowers are heralding the spring.

And the seeds.

Before the flowers are the fruits of the previous season.

It is far too long since I have taken a walk in the bush.  Now on the cusp of spring is the perfect time ... cool and invigorating and the early flowers beginning to peep through for interest along the way. We took a drive through the national park at Glenbrook out to the end of the road.  From here it is a 500 metre walk to the Nepean lookout.  Please join me on a gentle stroll.