Looking up; it was just incredible to 'be there' seeing these formations, and the colour incredible too.
looking down, just watch your footing!
Ruby Dock
Looking back; see why I chose the shorter walk? Not good traction underfoot in many parts.
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I enjoyed the photos very much! I like the colour of the rocks and the ruby dock suits the area well.
Hi Carole,
Nice place to walk, but good watch your step.
Good thing you did the shorter route.
So very much like places in our Southwest. I would love to explore around there but I know you have a lot of dangerous critters there unlike here where we do not.
What a wonderful place to be with a camera, Carole. I would be tempted to climb on those rocks, but they do look pretty slippery in places! :-)
Thank you, thank you. These are beautiful. The strong earthy colours, the softness of the vegetation. And the last shot - could you find anything more beautiful anywhere?
SO pretty there - I really like the rock formations.
i have never heard of Ruby Dock? interesting. ( :
gorgeous hike!
Really wonderful captures..!
Wonderful rock formations and a lovely last photo.
Wonderful photos. I didn't get to this area of Australia on my journeys there. xx
What a beautiful place, lovely rock formations. And the water covered with lily pads is gorgeous.. Wonderful series of photos, thanks for sharing your visit. Have a happy week!
what can I say but... my kind of place. :)
Very interesting and beautiful spot you captures images from! Interesting to see that leaves of the water lilies in your last picture looks like a four-leaved clover!
Regards from Germany,
Uwe.
Some old rock formations there and a nice variation of fora
Very beautiful pictures ! The rocks look so wild !
Ein wunderschönes "Stückchen Land" von dem großen Australien !
Schönen Gruß,
Luis
A wonderful walk with treasures untold ... I 'm pleased you didn't trip up Carole as us photographers tend to get carried away looking for photo opportunities. Beautiful images of real-Australia.
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