Trip to Campsite

Traveling from Kings Canyon to our next campsite was relatively uneventful although as we closer to the campsite it is necessary to collect firewood for the campfire otherwise no hot food for dinner.Okumaya devam et
Traveling from Kings Canyon to our next campsite was relatively uneventful although as we closer to the campsite it is necessary to collect firewood for the campfire otherwise no hot food for dinner.Okumaya devam et
Another amazing national park with our first NT waterhole that we were able to swim in.
The desire to have a swim is strong in these areas mostly because of the heat, dust and flies.
There had beenOkumaya devam et
Most waterholes in this area hold water until heavy rain replenish them...however there are very big artesian basins all around the NT and many plants and people take advantage of this semi permanentOkumaya devam et
Another beautiful waterhole and another opportunity to swim :).
Clean clear water with an amazing rocky backdrop.
There are a variety of water birds and small freshwater fish in these waterholes andOkumaya devam et
First up...there is a fine of $5000 for anyone removing any of the ochre type rocks found in the area.
First Nation people held this site to be sacred and only used the ochre from this region toOkumaya devam et
Another beautiful gorge to swim in and marvel at the majestic rocks walls that surround it.
I thought it might be nice to swim nude here but I thought it appropriate to ask the other people presentOkumaya devam et
As a consequence of the type of road and driving that is done coupled with the constant aircon the van overheated here and we had to stay put for 30 mins so that it could cool down.
We were literallyOkumaya devam et
The first part of the last morning at camp was a visit from Loy who is a First Nation lady who has a strong connection with country and whitefella culture. Her grandfather was Irish and herOkumaya devam et
Most indigenous art tells a story to pass onto to visiting tribes and this is the case with the rock wall paintings in Loy’s country.
The art depicts child sized handprints that indicates safe areaOkumaya devam et
The story of Loy’s country continued as she showed us stone carvings that she said dated back approx 20,000 years.
The carving showed emu tracks and water as part of a map of the area.
She spokeOkumaya devam et
GezginPowered sites tonight....what a luxury!! It’s so hard to get organized when you wake up in the dark and go to sleep in the dark...I wore my undies back to front all day yesterday 🤔Leis and Camilla made the best thing I have eaten in a while -Dutchess potatoes in a Dutch Oven...cooked on a camp fire all the cheese bits went so crispy on the bottom😋Collecting wood is something I really enjoy... its nice to be physical after sitting in the bus for so long!