Edith Falls (Nitmiluk NP)
Friday 8th to Sunday10th August
A spur of the moment decision took us to Edith
Falls and I am so glad we made this
detour! What a beautiful little secret this end of Katherine Gorge NP is! The
plunge pool is only a couple of minutes from camp and the camping is quiet and
personal, and cost $20 for us all for a night!! We walked to the upper pools
the next morning to before setting off to restock in Katherine.
Hairy scary quite contrary, how does your beard grow? |
Katherine Gorge
Re-stocked and on the move again we headed out to Katherine
Gorge for a dinner cruise. The camping was expensive and crowded so luckily we
spent very little time at the site before heading out to the gorge. The dinner
cruise was wonderful and included lots of information about local history, rock
art and geological formations before transforming into a floating restaurant
for a 3 course meal which included crocodile! This has been one of our most
special evenings yet as I’m sure the photo will testify.
A slight hiccough when we got back to the tent still
couldn’t spoil the evening, but had a bloody good go! We hadn’t had time to put
away our shopping in Katherine, so had piled it all in the tent, only to find
that about a million ants had found it and were inside the bedding and bags!!
After a full scale evacuation war was waged and won by Simon the Destroyer and
the food was saved!
Mataranka Bitter Springs
Wow, this place is a must if you are ever travelling nearby,
the bitter springs in Elsey NP are just fantastic; warm flowing water that
carries you down stream surrounded by lush plants and a few huge spiders!! This
was another afternoon of R & R which rates among some of the best!
Crystal clear water |
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