The Power of Nature (2005/11/24)

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That is the power of nature. Although the tree was cut for any reason, it's survived and been still growing up well. That's great. This is in the Belair National Park. It was bigger than I thought and not so well-managed national park but we can find wild kangaroos sometimes. It was interesting. ref. Belair National Park

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