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LaikasDad t1_j67cyip wrote

There's probably some house sized bugs in there..

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HighlyMove746 t1_j67d9wb wrote

Still lots of dead trunks visible from Black Saturday (2009).

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AheadHesitate t1_j67da8v wrote

Never been to Australia, I honestly assume it is mostly beach and drylands.

Very cool to see something that reminds me of home here in New Hampshire!

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flexibeast t1_j67g1ar wrote

It's true we have a lot of dry bush, scrubland and desert, but we also have quite a bit of various types of rainforest - cf. this promo.

Marysville is near the Yarra Ranges National Park, which features temperate rainforest, together with stands of Mountain Ash, which typically grow to a height of more than 70m / 230 feet. Here's a photo of some of them alongside a road in the Black Spur area.

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dreamdrumstick t1_j67m3hu wrote

I came to Australia for a month's stay from India. All you go to do is just step out of the city to enjoy nature... Everything is so accessible. One moment you are under sky scrapers and right before you blink you are in the woods. This country has a really good variety.

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axlrose96 t1_j67niqo wrote

No architecture or any bloody human made stuff crafted by exploitation of nature can even come close to this beauty.

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CEW22 t1_j67x6b3 wrote

I love Marysville and know exactly where the photo was taken from (literally one of my favourite spots).

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Cla1n t1_j67yvsf wrote

Beautiful, will make sure to stay back longer next time I visit the area

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Ari_Kalahari_Safari t1_j67z393 wrote

if you would've told me there are this many trees in all of Australia I might not have believed you

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DandDRide t1_j68066e wrote

Beautiful. Reminds me of the Racoons cartoon.

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metal_fever t1_j683xc0 wrote

I have this picture saved on my phone since 2018.

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Charlatangle t1_j688hw8 wrote

Latitude is the biggest determinant of climate, and Australia spans about 2,250 miles of latitude. Hence, varied climate.

My state alone has more forested land than any US state, but I don't think any of it would remind you of home.

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killstrina0g t1_j689yf0 wrote

The way the clouds formed in the sky is totally different and beautiful.

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Webslinger1 t1_j68b1wd wrote

Everything’s upside down. Even the clouds.

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Loisalene t1_j68fnw2 wrote

Hello from Marysville, Washington, USA!

Beautiful place you got there. :)

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flexibeast t1_j68gqsu wrote

Centurion is a mountain ash, but yeah, depending on how you define 'tall', the average height of extant mountain ash in Australia is significantly reduced from what it once was.

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MorningNapalm t1_j68nwbt wrote

A tremendous amount of skill went into taking and editing this shot. Kudos.

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SuzeFrost t1_j68o08o wrote

That is so beautiful it almost seems unreal.

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ElSilbon223 t1_j68pkjz wrote

This place reminds of where Thanos went after he snapped

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Suitable-Jackfruit16 t1_j68ru6c wrote

At least you'll be looking up at beautiful scenery while dying from one of the crazy animals there.

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FrankieMint t1_j692jjj wrote

Nice! Looks a bit like the Albuquerque sky during the balloon Fiesta.

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SunflowerPetalss t1_j693150 wrote

I just saved this photo to make it my phone wallpaper. I hope you don’t mind. It’s an absolutely gorgeous picture!!

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monkeymystic t1_j694bqu wrote

This looks absolutely amazing! I’m planning a trip to Australia next year, can’t wait!

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TunaFaceMelt t1_j69z14l wrote

If the internet has taught me anything about Australia, it's that there are approximately 18 million different venomous and/or poisonous plants and/or animals concealed within this picture alone.

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averagejosh t1_j6a3809 wrote

I did not realize Australia had mountains. Or trees.

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chonkmcevoy t1_j6a952e wrote

Oh look, such a beautiful landscape.....while everything around you is trying to kill you

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gibbagibbagibba t1_j6aglff wrote

This is beautiful. The amount of people who think Australia doesn't have trees??? Concerning

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girlsax8 t1_j6akhn3 wrote

Looks like pink popcorn in the sky

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dragontattman t1_j6alzz5 wrote

Fellow Australian here, to try and shed some light on your query: I believe reddit has many users that we Aussies would refer to as "fucktards".

These people get offended when they see evidence that goes against something that they already had a preconceived idea about.

These people don't want to learn anything. They just want to be content that they are very clever, and can not be proven wrong on anything.

When a fucktard reddit user who believes that all of Australia is a desert with a rock in the middle, and a town with a bridge on the right , sees a comment that proves this is not the case, .....that really stings. Because for a split second before they downvote the comment, they allow the feeling of doubt to slip in. They are forced to ask themselves the question: " if I've been wrong about this, is there a chance that there are other things I could be wrong about?"

But then they downvote the comment, and feel better about themselves.

Just my opinion, and I could be wrong.

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willpb t1_j6azd1g wrote

Stunning picture!😮 thanks for sharing!

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dggenuine t1_j6byn6z wrote

I didn’t know that Australia had trees.

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