On Friday the 13th October, 17 club members travelled to Mansfield for a photographic weekend. A few of us had lunch at Yea before booking into our accommodation at Mansfield. We then headed to Fry’s Hut. Unfortunately all we found was a locked gate. Fortunately the hut was only 200 metres from the gate. The group stayed for over an hour enjoying the hut, river and bird life.
Photos of Fry’s Hut:
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- Allan Davis – Fry’s Hut B&W
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- Allan Davis – Fry’s Hut
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- Anne Harvey (4)
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- Anne Harvey (17)
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- Boyd Robertson – Female King Parrot
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- Boyd Robertson – Frys Hut BW Harsh Cropped
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- Boyd Robertson – River Smooth Water
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- Coral Symons – At Frys hut
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- Coral Symons – Boyd and John
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- Esther Andrews – Parrot
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- John Symons (6)
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- Justin Stenning – Inside Fry’s Hut
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- Matt Oliver (8)
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- Boyd Robertson (10)
Photos of Powers Lookout taken on Saturday morning. This scenic reserve provides views of the Upper King Valley and the Alpine National Park. It is believed the lookout was once a vantage point for bushranger Harry Power to view approaching troopers during his period of notoriety in the north-east.
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- Tolmie, on the way to Powers Lookout
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- Tolmie, on the way to Powers Lookout
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- Allan Davis – Conglomerate Rock
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- Coral Symons – Orchid
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- Heath
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- Esther Andrews (2)
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- Esther Andrews (3)
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- John Symons (9)
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- Matt Oliver (10)
Whitfield – Lunch was enjoyed at Whitty Café. Later in the day we visited the Pizzini Winery.
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- The Whitty Cafe for lunch
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- Whitfield sculpture
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- Allan Davis – Pizzini Still Life
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- Esther Andrews (7)
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- Boyd Robertson – Justin Being Cool
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- Anne
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- George and Graeme
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- Boyd Robertson – Ptonk
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- Coral Symons – At Pizzini winery
Paradise Falls and Sunset in Mansfield. The signs to the falls were difficult to see from the car park, and there was not much water flowing but the rock face is huge. The sunset/sunrise were also not very spectacular but Justin captured the golden vista.
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- Esther Andrews (8)
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- Esther Andrews (9)
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- Coral Symons – Paraside falls
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- Esther Andrews (11)
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- Matt Oliver (12)
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- Justin Stenning – Mansfield Sunset
On Sunday most of the group then travelled to Jamieson for morning coffee and a town walk.
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- Esther Andrews (13)
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- John Symons (13)
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- Coral Symons – Master’s hut J
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- Esther Andrews (12)
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- Esther Andrews (15)
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- Boyd Robertson (4)
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- Matt Oliver (19)
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- Matt Oliver (13)
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- Esther Andrews (1)
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- Boyd Robertson (5)
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- Matt Oliver (15)
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- Matt Oliver (16)
On the way home a few of the members visited the Yea Wetlands. This is a 1.8 kilometre walk along the Yea River and is full of bird life.
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- Coral Symons – In Yea
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- Esther Andrews (2)
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- Matt Oliver (1)
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- Matt Oliver (3)
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- Matt Oliver (4)
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- Matt Oliver (5)
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- Matt Oliver (6)
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