The pool was so lovely that we went back again a second day for more photograph's
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Circular pool in Dales Gorge. Well worth the climb down and walk to see. The 1st day we went 3 people in wet suits were snorkelling but not for long as it was about 3 deg.C in the pool............
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A close up of Fortescue Falls, another beauty.
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Amazing rock formations seen at Hamersley Gorge, just incredible how it is formed.
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Part of the climb into Hancock Gorge. Notice the cold running water that Ian is negotiating rather carefully.
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Joffre Falls in Karijini
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Just one of the many lovely pools in the heart of the gorge's. Note the Japanese tourist who had tried the water but found it too cold........
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Karijino National Park photo's. This is Weano Gorge, the gorge's were absolutely stunning and worth the physical hiking to get in.
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Pleeeease mister let me have a drive!!! I have got a motorbike license!!!!!!!
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Tom Price Mine taken on our tour of the mine, what an amazing place.
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Us on top of Mount Nameless the highest mountain that can driven up in a 4WD. The Aborigines say that they named thousands of years ago! The town of Tom Price is in the background.
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This was one Golden Trevalley that didn't get away at Cape Range National Park...55cm
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Yes Christine managed to get a private tour of the on road studio from Grant the weather host of the national TV show Sunrise. We also went to the breakfast and broadcast. We were quite freindly with Grant by the time he headed off.
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Turquoise Bay at Cape Range where we snorkelled. A fabulous spot to be, but a very strong current.
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A great time at 5 pm Happy Hours in Cape Range at Tulki campsite.
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Question for Joel "How do you get these of the hook?" answe "Very carefully" it is a Long Tom.
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