From Ezousa Valley To The Sea
Strange Sentry

One such quirk was this. I originally thought I was being watched. However, the lady never moved, and it became clear that she was in fact some form of security device. I don't know why she is showing her knee off though.
The Valley Proper

Once the valley opens up it becomes a stunning wash of colour. Photographs don't do it justice.
Very Aromatic

Another thing you can't get from photographs is the aroma. The flowers smelled gorgeous.
An Idyllic Scene

Call me selfish, but that view looks a lot more stunning without a massive complex in the centre.
The Colour Source

Cape Sorrell? Hopefully a flower person on the forum will assist in identifying their name.
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