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philinsydney · 27th April 2008, 02:12 AM

I saw that fig tree and house in the cliff, but didn't realise it was a doctor's house. We camped just near there on the fire trail on the northern slopes of Mt Airlie. The next day we walked up onto Airlie Turrett, which is on a ridge further south.
At the moment the Total Environment Centre is trying to include this area in a national park rather than a state recreation area. The main difference is that coal mining could be allowed in a SRA, possibly causing collapse of the clifflines.

27th April 2008, 02:12 AM	#12 (permalink)
philinsydney Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sydney Posts: 80	Re: Gardens of Stone I saw that fig tree and house in the cliff, but didn't realise it was a doctor's house. We camped just near there on the fire trail on the northern slopes of Mt Airlie. The next day we walked up onto Airlie Turrett, which is on a ridge further south. At the moment the Total Environment Centre is trying to include this area in a national park rather than a state recreation area. The main difference is that coal mining could be allowed in a SRA, possibly causing collapse of the clifflines.