This year the whole family was old enough to enjoy it, which was nice. It did mean we were limited to doing a half an hour walk over 4 hours though. Still the plants are very impressive here so you don't need to go any faster.

Woollsia pungens

Grevillea sericea

Something in the Fabaceae family.

This was cruising very close to us for a while.

Acacia oxycedrus

Acacia ulicifolia

Eriostemon australasius
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