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Redhead Cliffs and Wildflowers
Second instalment of pics from Saturday morning...
Thanks to Stubbsy for letting me play with the ultimate lens, which was used for the following 
 
This is a place we have to revisit next year during the wildflower season. We were going to go earlier this year, but things worked against us for timing. From the few examples of flowers we did see, it will be well worth the effort  *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Look at the #1 & #2,
I had a Westpac Rescue chopper on standby at RAAF Williamtown on early Saturday morning 
Great stuff and you've done well guys! Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Leon
A great bunch of shots. Still can't believe I managed to conquer my fears and climb down those cliffs. The wildflower shots shit all over what I took which disproves the adage that it's the photographer, not the lens that matters 
Craig - it's the 70-200VR Peter
Disclaimer: I know nothing about anything. *** smugmug galleries: http://www.stubbsy.smugmug.com ***
Peter,
I was really impressed that you managed to make it down with the rest of the troop 
Those wildflowers are pretty amazing. Who would have thought the 70-200Vr would make a good macro lens
Well done. So mark next September in your calendars for the wildflower tour of Awabakal The wildflowers are amazing at that time of year and sunrise is later then as well
Cheers, radar
The issue of this workshop is too early in the morning for the sunrise, perhaps only suitable for the locale or unless a on longer trip with extended 2 or 3 days, or overnight in the local areas. It will take me nearly 1.1/2 hour to drive from my DRP or 20-30 min. from Newcastle, where Stubssy is, and at 4:00am. Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Just joking about the sunrise
radar
Leon, nice looking pic you got there, well looks like all had a good time and well you got the pics to prove it and these are so nice, well keep it up mate doing well.
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