Porepunkah Resort; Porepunkah
The last day of camp! Everyone wished they could stay longer! We had a fairly slow morning as people slowly filed in for an awesome breakfast. Before checking out, I took some shots of the accommodation; Porepunkah Resort. It was actually a caravan park, but there were 4-star cabins and houses inside. I recommend this place if anyone decides to visit Bright.
Canyon Walk; Bright
We departed for the Canyon Walk soon after. With the minimal gear I was carrying, it was an easy 3 km walk. It started off with a paved path, but it got rocky and kind of slippery with the mud trail. Luckily we were blessed with good weather and no rain, so the ground was rather firm.
Canyon Walk; Bright
Canyon Walk; Bright
Amazing Foliage, Canyon Walk; Bright
Amazing Foliage, Canyon Walk; Bright
Apparently, only the European trees planted by the early settlers change colour during Autumn. The Australian trees (and pine trees) stay green all year around.
Livestock Paddock, Canyon Walk; Bright
Livestock Paddock, Canyon Walk; Bright
I was so happy when we were able to pass a livestock paddock with cows! During the road trips, we passed so many livestock paddocks but we couldn't stop to take photographs :( The cows here were particularly friendly and we were able to get super close! I even got to see a cow with snot coming out of it's nose :P It was one big snot!
Canyon Walk; Bright
Canyon Walk; Bright
The Canyon Walk used to be a gold mining area. I was able to spot some locals trying their luck to pan some from the river.
Canyon Walk; Bright
Canyon Walk; Bright
Canyon Walk; Bright
Bright
Before heading back to Melbourne, we returned to Bright for lunch and more photographs! This is the last post for camp and I hope you guys have enjoyed "visiting" rural Victoria through my lens.
● Day 1
● Day 2
