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Published: 2008-09-18 14:08:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 569; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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Sydney's main water catchment, Warragamba Dam, creates Lake Burragorang. . . This is part of it a fair way upstream.Related content
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Ah many moons ago we often had a picnic watching the sunset over this dam.... not from the same vantage point ... just had to make sure u were out before they locked the gate. Moon Rise was also another great time to picnic but required a walk in and out.
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Same with this location. I think they lock the gate at sunset. First time I'd been there.
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Wow, you treked quite far into nowhere 
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King's Tableland. 20 km of very good dirt road, then a kilometre or so walk. Quite good out there.
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I only ever made it to the gate due to light fading fast.... maybe I should take a revisit!
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If I woke to that view out my window, I'd never leave the house
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It is pretty impressive. But no houses anywhere near there.
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I meant it more in a general sense, I would hope that part of nature would remain unspoiled
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In a sense it will. As it's the catchment area of the city's major dam no development will be allowed anywhere near it.
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It took some effort to get there but it sure is impressive. The water level is lower than it should be.
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what a great scenery Andy and also great photo work 
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There are some beautiful spots in Sydney's blue mountains. I've lived here for so long I tends to take them for granted.
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thans for sharing that...my heart, till now filled with stress, is now peaceful ^^
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