Don and Christine's 6-month journey around coastal Australia ... and beyond
Ancient rocks
Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps
Now we're talking geology over a billion years old. This natural opening known as Nature's Window in the Kalbarri National Park has been eroded by wind, providing an amazing view over layered limestone cliffs and gorge.
Blown away by this house when we drove the Great Ocean Road a while ago, but didn’t get a photo then. Now we’re tripping it again with Katie and managed to stop nearby for a pic. Suspended 40 metres above the road at Fairhaven Beach, it’s the most photographed house on the Great Ocean Road, probably Australia, and was featured on their Grand Designs a few years ago.
The pause that refreshes, when it's 40 degrees. This superb pool overlooks Lake Argyle, Australia's biggest man made waterway above the Ord River irrigation dam. An engineering masterpiece from the Think Big era, the scheme has enabled huge agriculture development in this tropical part of WA.
We enjoyed the last of the afternoon sun over a drink at the newish marina development near Mackay's busy port (exporting sugar & coal.) The lighthouse was the last kerosene powered light in Australia, moved here in 1983.
Comments
Post a Comment