Cooma Snowgums - Monaro and High Country Predominant Trees
Tortured, contorted, gnarled, yet proud, even grand, snow gums set the tone of the Monaro landscape. Colour digital images
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Cooma Snowgums
Tortured, contorted, gnarled, yet proud, even grand, snow gums set the tone of the Monaro landscape. To me they are the defining element of this harsh and unforgiving country.
Although still widespread and plentiful around Cooma, the snow gums we see today are mearly the remnent of a once flourishing arboricultoral population; all that is left of the overstory vegetation to provide shelter from the sweltering hot sun of summer and the driving blizards of winter.
Snowgums
Snowgum images by Barbara Bryan
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Cooma Snowgums - Monaro and High Country Predominant Trees
Web Design by Laurie McArthur © 2005-2006. Updated 8 October 2006
Cooma Snowgums - Monaro and High Country Predominant Trees