Native flower at Cradle Mt N.P.

It was too early for many wildflowers - this was one of the few we saw - it was only about 1/4 inch across. The drops were compliments of the mist and fog.

[Casablanca]

Delicious droplets, you can feel the damp in the air looking at this! Enjoying your trip?

[Delwyn Barnett]

The water drops are fabulous. Aren't there some exquisite tiny things!?

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very pretty. The earliest ones here also seem to be some of the smallest as well. I'll be looking forward to seeing them come next April.

[Rob Z]

@casablanca Hi Casablanca - thanks for having a look and commenting. We are having a marvelous time - even though the weather has been wet and windy. The scenery is so gorgeous and Tassie has such history . We've just been putting on our raincoats and getting out and about anyway. Cheers

[Rob Z]

@dkbarnett Hi Delwyn - You are so correct - and once you start looking you see so many of them - it drives Errol mad - makes walks so slow!! :)

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Thanks Ann - spring is truly fantastic - the only problem is that it's there best time to travel over here - not too hot and not too cold. That means we often miss our native ground orchids at our home in Stanthorpe. Bit tricky. Cheers

[Marnie]

Well spotted.

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Taa Marnie

[FBailey]

Love those droplets:)

[Rob Z]

@fbailey Thanks FB - the rain wasn't all bad!