we love looking at the faces on the rocks! can you see it?
the spectacular view coming into the cathedral end
the dome near the toilet
walking in towards the cathedral walk
the overwhelming feel of the domes
the dry creek beds
frank, john and pete where the water would normally fall
Frank
wow!
Walking back from the cathedral
3 muskateers
looking up picanniny gorge
LOOKOUT!! from the lookout
Cracks in Rocks
Pete in a hollow
afternoon tea time looking back at the domes
The other side of Purnululu National Park looked quite different. There were less of the domes, and more conglomorated rock. We walked through Echidna Chasma.
They certainly exceeded our expectations for their awesomeness, their ancient feel, artistic inspiration, and the fact that we were luck enough to be there during a cooler spell making all of the walk very easy.
We even had a touch of rain to freshen the pallette and there was a vast array of wildflowers, rocks and birdlife to distract myself and the boys.
Great to have been to this World Heritage place and been 5 of the 44,000 annual visitors.
We would have stayed for longer but we are really aware of the heat rising in the further north east where we are still to go....
Come again....you bet!!!
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