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Esme Lahey Park - Near Cliff Rd entrance to park
Esme Lahey Park - Near Cliff Rd entrance to park.
Esme Lahey Park - John Bestevaar inspecting near Esme St,creek entry to park
Esme Lahey Park - Corner of park. junction Cliff Rd. & Esme St
Esme Lahey Park - View of park from junction Cliff Rd. & Esme St
Esme Lahey Park - Entrance to park in Esme St
Esme Lahey Park - Park walking track information signs at Esme St entrance
Esme Lahey Park - Park walking track information signs at Esme St entrance
Esme Lahey Park - Bridge over creek near Esme St. entrance to park
Esme Lahey Park - Native Cordyline in fruit
Esme Lahey Park - Native Cordyline in fruit
Esme Lahey Park - Dappled Sunlight through walk way
Esme Lahey Park -Walking Track
Esme Lahey Park - Cyathea cooperii ( native tree fern) next to walking track in park
Esme Lahey Park - Elephant ears plant. Alocasia brisbanensis
Esme Lahey Park - Native vines encase tree
Esme Lahey Park - Jim - Regeneration volunteer
Esme Lahey Park - Walking Track
Esme Lahey Park- Walking Track
Esme Lahey Park - Friend or Foe Story
Esme Lahey Park - Tall Original Trees
Esme Lahey Park - TM Landcare tree tag system . No longer in use.
Esme Lahey Park - Park entrance Licuala St. side
Esme Lahey Park - SRRC signage Licuala ST. side
Esme Lahey Park - Creek crossing under the road,Licuala St. side
Esme Lahey Park - Creek a bit dry
Esme Lahey Park - Tall Gum Trees at North Entrance
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