Redwoods, East Warburton
Planted in 1930, the East Warburton Redwoods, in Victoria, Australia, are a small forest of towering redwood trees, with several well-marked tracks and a creek to meander along. The nest you can see in this image was first built by the artist David Digapony; since then many visitors who ignore the “leave no trace” lifestyle have tried to recreate them.
Planted in 1930, the East Warburton Redwoods, in Victoria, Australia, are a small forest of towering redwood trees, with several well-marked tracks and a creek to meander along. The nest you can see in this image was first built by the artist David Digapony; since then many visitors who ignore the “leave no trace” lifestyle have tried to recreate them.
Planted in 1930, the East Warburton Redwoods, in Victoria, Australia, are a small forest of towering redwood trees, with several well-marked tracks and a creek to meander along. The nest you can see in this image was first built by the artist David Digapony; since then many visitors who ignore the “leave no trace” lifestyle have tried to recreate them.