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Tarban Creek Reserve

Photo shows the eastern accessway into Tarban Creek Reserve. There is a sign situated to the left of frame denoting the location. To the right of frame, you can see Manning Road and the footpath that runs alongside it. Middle of the frame in the foreground and background is very lush grass, as well as a number of large trees, two of which are in the middle ground and several in the background. — Entrance from Manning Road

Photo shows a gentleman taking his two dogs for a walk (both appear to be kelpie/cattle dog crosses or similar). The dogs are walking on the left hand side of the gentlemen and they are walking away from the camera, deeper into Tarban Creek Reserve. To the right of sir, there is a fence that guards against people falling into the Tarban Creek (proper). On the other side of the creek is a dense collection of trees. — Man walking his dogs

Photo showing the footpath running from the bottom of the frame, leading towards the left of frame, all the way down to the vanishing point in the background. The pathway is flanked by trees on the left and by the Tarban Creek on the right. The early morning sun is just beginning to crest the horizon that sits high (and to the right of frame) above the reserve, so there are light rays being cast down into the reserve and they are glittering through the early morning dew. The sunlight has fully illuminated one small juvenile tree that is in the foreground. — Sunrise through through the trees

Photo shows a very large liquidamber tree in the autumn time. The leaves are being illuminated by the sun (behind the tree), so the leaves are glowing orange. On the left and right hand side of the frame are more trees and in the background you can just barely make out Batemans Road in the background. — Autumn Tree

Photo shows a small footbridge that spans the Tarban Creek, situated just to the left of Batemans Road. The left hand of the frame shows lush green grass, as well as some branches hanging over from a tree that is out of frame. The right hand side shows the other side the footbridge, as well as a tree and an incline that leads up to Batemans Road. The pathway that connects to the footbridge then diverts to the left, leading further into the reserve. The sky has wonderful sun with a few storm clouds gathering. — Footbridge spanning over the Tarban Creek

Photo shows a concrete footpath heading up hill, flanked on both sides by dense vegetation. — Walking path

Photo shows the setting sun falling behind the trees of Tarban Creek, casting long shows across the bright green grass. Photo is taken from Manning Road. — Tarban Creek Reserve Sunset

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