1/9Ivy Renolds and Sebastian Muecke at the Bexhill Quarry. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
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2/9Swimmers head to Dalwood Falls to escape the heat. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
3/9Donny with friends, all of Melbourne, check out Dalwood Falls near Alstonville. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
4/9Michelle and Megan, from Sydney, check out local swimming spot at Dalwood Falls. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
5/9A large number of cars parked out the front of Dalwood Falls. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
6/9Ben Ford at Dalwood Falls near Alstonville which is a popular swimming spot. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
7/9Ivy Renolds and Sebastian Muecke at the Bexhill Quarry. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
8/9Ivy Renolds and Sebastian Muecke at the Bexhill Quarry. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
9/9Ben Ford at Dalwood Falls near Alstonville which is a popular swimming spot. Picture: Marc Stapelberg
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