A beautiful set of falls at the end of an hour long walk. The track was pretty much unformed and muddy and slippery. Still I struggled through with my camera bag and tripod.

But! When I opened my camera bag to get the camera out it was not there. It was an hours walk away back at the car 🙁

As the old adage goes the best camera is the one you have. So I slummed it and used my iPhone. Actually a few of the shots this trip have been on the iPhone.

Found out that if use "live" on the iPhone you can use a slow shutter speed simulation afterwards. But its not the same.

I thought I would start off with a nice shot of a Pademelon, or is it a Rufus Wallaby - are they the same thing?

Now what the park is most famous for Russel Falls.

Yes I took more than one photo.

Oops not quite the last one. This is the very top of Russell Falls near Horseshoe Falls.

I had to walk up a lot of steps from Russell Falls to get here but I think it was worth it.

Turns the complete 3 falls walk circuit was closed. You can also drive to a car park and have a longer but flat walk into Horseshoe falls.

Almost there.

I wasn't able to do the circuit but I could still walk to all three falls. I had to walk down about 200 steps to get here. Not looking forward to walking back up 🙂

Took a drive from the camp site up as far as the road goes. It ends at Lake Dobson.

The walk around the lake takes you through Pandani (Spelling ?) Grove.

The area is a bit weird in that there are huts buildings scattered about in the bush with seemingly only pedestrian access. Signs warning of skiers but I could see any cleared ski runs.