We left our caravan at a popular 'free stop', on the side of the highway, grabbed our 2-man tent and lilos, and hit the 2-hour 53km 4WD track into the Bungle Bungles.
Not only going for many bush walks, but pitching our tent, hiking, enjoying a campfire at night, watching the stars and shooting the breeze with fellow campers was all just as enjoyable; we had a wonderful two days.DAY ONE
Wild flowers such as these grow everywhere 
Spinifex grass, and the Bungles in the distance
Termite mounds
Mini-palms bushwalk
Echidna Gorge
Tight squeeze
It's actually quite dark in here, and the light is diffused, so there are no clear shadows.
Very tight to get through
Tight squeeze
It's actually quite dark in here, and the light is diffused, so there are no clear shadows.
Very tight to get throughDAY TWO
Grivillea abounds
Cathedral Gorge and Picanninny bush walks
A water-monitor watches us from a small water hole
A spectacular Rainbow Bee-eater entertains us by catching, killing, and eating this dragonfly
A legless lizards frightens some tour-group participants
Termite mounds here are massive!!!
Grivillea abounds
Cathedral Gorge and Picanninny bush walks
A water-monitor watches us from a small water hole
A spectacular Rainbow Bee-eater entertains us by catching, killing, and eating this dragonfly
A legless lizards frightens some tour-group participants
Termite mounds here are massive!!! 
Lovely photos. The photo of all the termite mounds is spooky. The mounds look like people in black robes or something. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteJames xxxxxxx