On to the Mitchell Plateau and the first 2 nights we spent
at the King Edward River just relaxing. We went to Mitchell Falls- we walked
there and back, the Goldricks took the helicopter in for an aerial view of the
whole region- and Surveyors Pool and Port Warender.
Next stop was El Questro which had beautiful scenery and a
“Hamburger Night”. This was particularly handy as our pantry was now pretty
low! I really liked El Questro Gorge and Zebedee Hot Springs.
From here we went up the Old Kurunjie Track which was a real
highlight. It was nice to finally be alone in the Kimberly with incredible
scenes like the Cockburn Ranges, billabongs and marshes full of bird life and
banks of the Pentacost River where we stopped and counted real, wild Salties!
At the other end of the track was Diggers Rest which had 60 horses, nice dogs
and heaps of goats which were giving birth to kids in front of our eyes! We had
to check each time before driving that none of the kids had hidden under the
Prado. We had a crack at Barra fishing with one eye on the look out for crocs
but didn’t manage to land one.
This morning we came to the end of the Gibb River Road
(Highway as it really is these days!) and headed into Kununurra and internet
access.
Freya
Walking across top of Big Mertins Falls
Big Mertins Falls
On the way to Mitchell Falls
Mitchell Falls
Port Warrender
Back Massage at Surveyors Pool
Surveyors Pool
Surveyors Pool
The King Edward River
Cockburn Ranges
Haha love the colour of that Prado!!! sounds like an amazing time! beautiful pics! cant wait to hear your stories about those crocs!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteYour photography skills haven't diminished, a couple of stunning 'wall shots' in that mix. Couldn't help but have a smile creep on my face with the pics and vids. Love it.
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