Hi Peter, I missed that album when it came out. What a shame. That album is a beauty. Your mix of wonderful pictures and interesting information is outstanding. Thanks for the tour. Thank you for the nice entries in my guestbook and as always sorry for being late and sorry for not stopping by more often. Greetings and hugs from Mexico for Betty and you. Heidi

said cleo85100 2006.07.27 at 14:05:50 PDT

Hi Peter. Yet another fantastic album. You certainly have proved that it takes an awful lot to beat what trees have to offer - just as it does talent to produce the perfect image of what trees and nature in general have to offer. Thanks for a superb slideshow. Hugs, Sue

said sbirkhead 2006.05.20 at 13:51:58 PDT

Hi Peter, I enjoyed this album very much too. I see you climbed up a tree this time. A fantstic thing to do, but I don't know if I could do it. I'm not good with heights. Did you go to the top? The train trip looked good. I like all the informative captions you have written. A very interesting album. Take care, Pam x

said hilldreamer 2006.04.27 at 05:42:56 PDT

Hello Peter, Thankyou for yhe Birthday Wishes. i am very greatfull, love your album. All that Forest, makes me want to come, and take photos, I love Trees. Thanks again. Love to Betty. Ray and Eileen.

said viking153 2006.04.26 at 00:40:58 PDT

Hi Peter, A great album you have here, it seems to goes through time itself. It is like a story album. Very interestind. Great photos, that take us back with your eyes and camera. Some mighty big trees and old machines, and everything that like me though never excisted. Very interesting. Thank's Peter, give our love to Betty. Best wishes. Ray and Eileen.

said viking153 2006.04.17 at 23:59:48 PDT

Hi Peter. Thanks so much for visiting and commenting in my recent feature album. Glad I touched your 'heart' lol. The bird in the image you questioned is actuall a buzzard. They do look regal in the air. Take care and thanks for visiting. Eti

said etiswinford 2006.04.06 at 03:36:45 PDT

Congratulations Mate' on your selection as "Featured Member of the Week" as you have earned that distinction for your outstanding photography skills...Thanks for another "tour" of this awesome album as you truly have an "eye" for beauty which is a gift from God...Enjoy your Special Time in the Spotlight as you get many accolades from your Peers...God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.03.28 at 07:08:44 PST

Hi Peter! I so thoroughly enjoyed this album! I loved all the information that you provided about the pictures! I have never seen a Red Tingle tree before...wow...they are just enormous!! The scenery shots are just gorgeous! Thanks for taking us along on the scenic ride!! And that breakfast looks just scrumptious! Take care my friend....Darlene

said briansbabe2 2006.03.23 at 21:57:30 PST

Hi again Peter, I think this album is even better than the other one! All those big trees & some old engine relics as well, I am in heaven! I think the tree in 81 is the one shown in the book I have on remarkable trees of the world. Incidentally, we were in London last week & I got a shot of the "Wollemi pine" they just planted at Kew, completely surrounded by an iron cage for security! Eric

said ericy102 2006.03.23 at 13:45:10 PST

Dear Peter, Wow this is great Peter and thank you for the lesson as we went along too. I always enjoy learning about your fantastic trees. Like Rod says the scale of them means something when you are standing inside one LOL. Your B&B look great espscially when we saw breakfast I know you love your fruit so it must have been perfect. How far did you get up that tree then ? ;o) Take care now. Love and hugs Jill

said jillbatchelor2 2006.03.22 at 12:55:56 PST

Hello Peter, this is another lovely album. Those trees sure are nice and so big too. Of course your captions make the albums more interesting.Thanks for sharing my friend. Hugs...Claudette

said mamabear250 2006.03.21 at 18:41:06 PST

Hi Peter,don't know how I missed this fine album my friend,I think the new friends list that is on at the moment is a bit out of touch with what is really happening at the moment,wish they'd left that well alone.What a wonderful way to travel through this dense forest of giant trees and their size can be best appreciated in the photo of you and Betty standing in the hollow trunk of one near the end of the album.I also enjoyed the images of the logging history and old steam locomotives from the past,another beauty my friend and a pleasure to view,Regards,Rod.

said chrisrod100 2006.03.21 at 13:14:59 PST

G'Day Peter & Betty...another one of your very informative albums about the Kingdom of the Karri & Valley of the Giants..simply awesome image captures & your captions are fantastic...Way to Go Mate !! Thanks for sharing & God's Blessings from Texas.....Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.03.20 at 15:03:51 PST

Hi Peter, love the giants toes, and those Red Tingle Trees, the logging camp and the old engines, must have been a wonderful trip through this magnificent forest, ripper album matey, take care and watch the views come in Ken

said saxonfenken 2006.03.20 at 11:41:42 PST

Oh man, now I want to have a trip there! :o) Thanks for sharing! Ciao, Roberto

said rodemicheli 2006.03.20 at 07:11:54 PST

Hi Ya Peter, WOW! Giants fit for Kings!! Wonderful album. Very informitive. How high did you climb? Do you think they are related to our Redwoods. They do so remind me of them. Great shots. I Down L. a few and they look Great on the big screen. Thanks Peter, had a great visit. Take care Friend, Marilyn :):)

said velvet259 2006.03.20 at 06:16:07 PST

Hi Peter and Betty, My, looks like you had an adventure here in the forest, all those huge trees. Some of them look quite scary don't they, although they are magnificent specimens. Flat on you back taking pics made the trees look absolutely huge, and they were big to start with. Marvelous album showing Aussie nature at it's best. Thanks for sharing, Love and many hugs Chris and Jay

said chrisjay105 2006.03.19 at 04:27:07 PST