The Worst and Best of Ways
Monash Valley
Friday 27 December 2019
According to a GPS track file we tried walking to the Monash Valley by a northern route and I thought it might be worth going that way again. However, it was a bit scrubby and rocky and was probably the worst way to go. Once there a gentle slope was noticed leading up to Wombat Moor and this was used for the return and proved to be the best way from the various ones used over the years.
Although Boronia and Epacris were flowering well, along with Bauera, the scoparia was very poor with only a few bushes having any flowers.
It took 1:20 to get to the valley and 0:55 back.
Friday 27 December 2019
According to a GPS track file we tried walking to the Monash Valley by a northern route and I thought it might be worth going that way again. However, it was a bit scrubby and rocky and was probably the worst way to go. Once there a gentle slope was noticed leading up to Wombat Moor and this was used for the return and proved to be the best way from the various ones used over the years.
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| Gums at edge of Monash Valley |
Although Boronia and Epacris were flowering well, along with Bauera, the scoparia was very poor with only a few bushes having any flowers.
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| Pencil pine |
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| Richea scoparia |
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| Epacris serpyllifolia Thyme heath |
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| Richea scoparia |
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| Richea scoparia |
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| Waratah Telopia truncata |
It took 1:20 to get to the valley and 0:55 back.
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