This display is a selection of 18 photographs taken during one trip to Hallett Cove Conservation Park, a region of native coastal land south of Adelaide. The park has a number of interesting geological features, and has a marvellous atmosphere of freedom about it. It is a favourite place for me to go to and walk around in. It has well constructed walkways and interesting scenes everywhere. The landscape feels raw and free, and ancient, yet very much immediate. It is pleasing that such an area of land is kept in this way, instead of just letting developers destroy it so they can extend suburbia over it. The park is surrounded by suburbia, but fortunately, when one is inside the park, it feels like one has gone to a very special place, away from suburbia.

Taken 7th June 2024,
at Hallett Cove Conservation Park.

The 18 selected photographs in this month's display are from a collection of 126 photographs taken during that same one trip, carried out on 7th June 2024. The weather on that day started out being reasonably sunny, while travelling to the conservation park, but became overcast soon after arriving at the park. I arrived at the park just before lunch time, took some photographs, took a break for lunch from about 12:45 until 1:15 pm, and then took some more photographs.

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