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| For sale sign looms on the corner of Bambara and Woy Woy Rds. |
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| Dotted throughout these properties are spectacular mature Waratahs, our states floral emblem. |
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| A footprint as evidence to the life of the area after dark. This is probably from a Swamp Wallaby. |
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| This is one of the areas that once that a dwelling on it. You can see natural vegetation is growing back nicely. In time this will look like the rest of the area. |
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| The Bambara Rd properties are home to some spectacular wild-flower arrays. |
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| This centuries old Angothera (Sydney Red Gum) is thought to have been used as an aboriginal wishing tree. This practise is starting to come back in. Such ancient trees are vital to tree hollow loving animals. |
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| Orchid |
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| Tree ferns and Waratahs tower over one of the many gullies. |
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| These Egyptian style heiroglyphics are thought by some locals to be the real deal!! These lie in an 'Indiana Jones' style configuration of rocks just outside of the properties boundaries |
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| Rock corridor with walls lined by heiroglyphs. |
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| Flowering Epacris longifolia amongst primitive coral ferns. |
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