I have published this walk on VictoriaWalks walkingmaps. It adopts a section of the High Country Rail Trail in Towong Shire. Here is the link: Mitta River to Old Tallangatta walk
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I was going to ask you if that first pic was the usual water level. It looks like a flooded area and sounds like a river that sometimes gets too much water? That’s a nice pic. The hill/mountain in the distance reminds me of what the dunes look like here along the western side of Michigan, along Lake Michigan.
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The water of the lake is higher than is has been for many years. It varies dramatically according to how many years our droughts and flooding rains last.
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It sounds like the trees have gotten used to being submerged for periods of time?
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Many of the trees are huge River Red Gums. They like wet feet and live for hundreds of years – a favourite of mine. However, those trees submerged permanently have died since the river was dammed.
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River Red Gums is such a perfect name for trees that live hundreds of years. I think humans are a tree’s worst enemy.
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