Norah Head - Wildflower walk - Part One

Thirty kilometres driving to Norah Head, near to the ocean, for this beautiful white-sand bushwalk and more wonderful Spring wildflowers. Where to start?!  I'd been wondering quite how to break this up; there were so many special finds and lots of photographs taken, though many of the same species.

Should I do a 'pink flowers' post, and then a 'white flowers' post, or simply take you with me and share some of the best shots as they happened along the way.  Be prepared; I'm going to over indulge you with  Australian native flora.

Here is Part One then, of another three-part series. 

Are you with me?  It's a nice change to walk a sandy track...

some colour already

it's the Eriostemon (Wax flower) we saw at Munmorah N.P. remember?  I love this plant.  It looks so beautiful in the bushland; what a delight.  Nature is amazing.

 it seems to glow in the shadows

 and spills daintily over the track

 and I adore the big buds waiting to pop

 up ahead, tall Flannel flowers

treasures everywhere

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