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Gymea Lily, eucalyptus tree, grass tree, Royal National Park New South Wales, Australia.

A Gymea Lily, eucalyptus tree, and grass tree grow in coastal Royal National Park between the towns of Loftus and Stanwell Park, 29 km south of Sydney, in New South Wales, Australia. This reserve was first in the world to use the term "National Park." It was established in 1879, making it Australia's oldest and the world's second-oldest national park (after Yellowstone, USA).

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AUSTRALIA: NSW: Sydney, Blue Mountains
A Gymea Lily, eucalyptus tree, and grass tree grow in coastal Royal National Park between the towns of Loftus and Stanwell Park, 29 km south of Sydney, in New South Wales, Australia. This reserve was first in the world to use the term "National Park." It was established in 1879, making it Australia's oldest and the world's second-oldest national park (after Yellowstone, USA).
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