The night before we stayed at a camp ground at Merl . The mozzies where so thick it was unbelievable. As it was so hot I slept with the roof hatch up. The mozzies spent all night rein acting the battle of Britain only 20 cm above my head! the next morning when I opened my eyes i had a dozen of them on the fly screen above my head still eyeing me out for breakfast! Pack up that morning was a shocker. 90% humidity & already in the high 20's a shower was required before we hit the road.
That evening we hit Ubirr once again with travelers we had meat at Darwin earlier in the trip. This time we where rewarded with a spectacular sunset. |
Just one of the dozens we captured. It changed from minute to minute.. Had to be there |
Don doing the round up clearing the rock before the last light goes. |
Photo already framed ! |
The lightning spirt He makes thunder with the stone axe attached to his knees and the hoop is his lightning and yes yes there was more Barra pics! f#&king Barra.... |
In the car park we came accross this "Wicked" camper. I wonder if they get any takers? |
Troy is considering repainting Tommy the Tvan in a similar style should this ploy work... I may have to purchase a tent !
Another NT storm building up |
Next day we went for a paddle in Katherine gorge with rod & lure in tow |
The landing beach just before the rapids |
fishing down stream of the rapids |
Not a Barra but a Sooty Grunter. Good fight. A quick kiss & back it went to fight another day |
The one that should have got away..... Poor little bugger ended up floating past on its side soon after.... DOH! |
Wish you where here! |
Third time lucky today.......I hope.....Liz here....we are enjoying your tales and travels very much and amazed at what you are achieving. At last you have avoided rain for a while. Welcome back to WA a great place to live indeed. Hope you enjoy the Gibb....Tommy has done it before....so it should be a good one!
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Richard and Liz