Garrigal National Park

To:	"Ricki Coughlan" <>
Subject:	Garrigal National Park - a gem
From:	"Reg Clark" <>
Date:	Mon, 8 Jan 2007 19:27:02 +1100

Hello Ricki,

I have lived on the edge of Garigal for about 50 years, on the Middle Harbour 
drainage side of the Forest Way ridge. About a year ago we (my wife and I ) 
moved into a retirement village which also adjoins the NP. Unfortunately my 
activities are now restricted but in my immediate vicinity and over Garigal NP 
during the past year, I have seen 81species including a Superb Lyrebird in a 
tree outside my bedroom window. So I can assure you this wonderful area is not 
unappreciated ---Enjoy !!



Reg Clark
Belrose , NSW.
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