Peter Dombrovskis - Barn Bluff Photographic Prints Richea scorparia in bloom at

Richea scorparia in bloom at Barn Bluff

moss-covered myrtle trees grows within Australia’s biggest rainforest wilderness in takayna/Tarkine

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A majestic and ancient myrtle tree

The park owes it’s name to an imposing wall of dolerite that rises steeply above a long plateau of alpine wilderness

Peter Dombrovskis - Barn Bluff Photographic Prints Richea scorparia in bloom atRichea scorparia in bloom at Barn Bluff, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, Tasmania Morning light illuminates flowering scoparia, while the peak of Barn Bluff rises above dissipating mist beyond. Barn Bluff is a dramatic peak in the Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park. It rises to a height of 1559m, just 14m short of the nearby Cradle Mountain. On its slopes grows the tough yet beautiful Richea scoparia. This alpine plant, while