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We enjoyed some amazing views during our recent visit to Western Australia in Oct/November. Explore some of my 360 photos with your mouse and view a short video clip of my climb up a giant Karri tree.
Look Up!!….WAAAY Up!! This is one of the giant old growth Karri trees in Western Australia.
Here’s a short video showing my climb into the top of one of these giants.
As you can see, I had the fun and privilege of climbing the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, one of the remaining old growth Karri trees.
The karri tree, which grows in the forests of South-West Western
Australia, is the third tallest tree in Australia and one of the tallest
species in the world, reaching heights of ninety metres.
Here’s a wonderful video exploring the world of the Karri trees posted by Australian Geographic.