Hi, this is the first post and I thought I would let you know about the picture at the top of the page. It’s a photo I took of Mount Warning at sunrise from the Border Ranges in northern New South Wales.
Mount Warning is part of a very large caldera. A caldera is a bowl shaped depression formed by the collapse of the ground that once was a volcano.
So there you go, the peaceful and now productive Tweed Valley was once a massive volcano, a most inhospitable place.
Change, stability and the balance of nature, all temporary concepts in an evolving world.
Tweed Valley environment from the Border Ranges in New South Wales
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[...] and about a third of Australia’s mammal and bird species live there. The Border Ranges and Mount Warning – Wollumbin near the New South Wales / Queensland border is very diverse and has the highest [...]