These photos were taken on a school trip to a tiny Aboriginal settlement in the Flinders Ranges in the north of South Australia. Most of the beautiful spots we visited are off the beaten track and some of them can only be accessed in the company of a member of the Nepabunna Community as they are sacred sites. We were very fortunate to have the opportunity to meet some wonderful people and to share their lives for a fantastic week.
These first two shots were taken from Yourambulla Caves.
While at Nepabunna we hiked into Vadhalina Gorge.
and walked back out along the creek bed.
I just loved this old tree.
and of course the beautiful Eucalypts that abound in the Flinders.
More next week.
Liz Needle
beautiful, rugged country! thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picturesque Place. I love that first shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautidul area!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteWow! Must be a great experience to have ventured into some special land! Look forward for more!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery - that twisted old eucalyptus against the rock wall is especially good. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful area!!! And so similar in terrain to areas in California and the Western US...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures from your part of the world.
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