rockslandscape
3 photos tagged rockslandscape, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- bluemountains
- powerhousemuseum
- xmlns:dc=httppurlorgdcelements11
- sandstone
- katoomba
- mountains
- bushwalking
- newsouthwales
- rockformations
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- trees
- forest
- plateau
- nsw
- wentworthfalls
- ruinedcastle
- dc:identifier=httpwwwpowerhousemuseumcomcollectiondatabaseirn31073
- landscapesviews
- narrowneckpeninsula
- dc:identifier=httpwwwpowerhousemuseumcomcollectiondatabaseirn31217
- thethreesisters
- echopoint
- rockformation
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Recent uploads
The last upload was March 2008.
On the narrow neck, Katoomba from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
The Three Sisters, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, NSW from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
Blue Mountains scenery, Wentworth Falls, NSW from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
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Blue Mountains scenery, Wentworth Falls, NSW
from Powerhouse Museum
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BC Keller said:
Is this Pulpit Rock? I traveled to Sydney and did a day tour of the Blue Mountains. Our guide taught us to play a didgeridoo at a place he called "Pulpit Rock". Looks a LOT like this.
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Merryjack said:
Pulpit Hill and Pulpit Rock, named 1815, are situated west of Katoomba near the Explorers Tree, this view is near Olympian Rock at Wentworth Falls
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Philip Hammon said:
Sorry guys, this is not the Grose Valley. The photo is taken from near "Dog Rock" on the Prince Henry Cliff Walk looking west with the Orphan Rock on the right and the RuinedCastle on the left. I'm afrain Mr king was mistaken when he titled this plate.
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Philip Hammon said:
Further analysing of this photo reveals that it was taken from Reids Plateau just West of Katoomba Falls.
The Three Sisters, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, NSW
from Powerhouse Museum
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Ian Sanderson said:
A foggy day in 2008
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Pixel Wrangler said:
The Three Sisters – Then and Now (100+ years later)
The lighter coloured orange/yellow sections indicate fresh rock, exposed by recent erosion. [1]
"The Three Sisters (2008)" by Janine
"The Three Sisters (c.1890)" by Henry King
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tony dunn2009 said:
cool photo
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May said:
The three sisters 2009
