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grampians photo gallery

The following pictures were contributed by Susanah Hobbs from Albury

Walking up Silent Street

beautiful rock formation

Beautiful rock formation

Time to rest and enjoy the view

The following pictures were contributed by PK & Alex Loo from QLD

Lovely Grampians Views

Two walkers at Mt Stapylton on rock formation looks like a swan

Rock formation near Mt Stapylton

The following pictures were contributed by Aase & Sonja Nielsen from Denmark

On the walk to Mt Stapylton

Splitters Falls on Stony Creek

The Pinnacle at last!

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