After leaving Derby it was a long road
past many beautiful huge Boab trees
onto a very rough dusty track
to Tunnel Creek. Clink on link for more info.
In we go with lights on our head to see a LITTLE as we walk through the black tunnel.
Within minutes of entering we are knee deep in water and have to make our way in the DARK along the tunnel through water. Along the banks under the low hanging rocks
and back into the water again
About halfway there was a break through and I was pleased to see some
A Stalactite
Roots of trees from above go down to find water in the tiniest cracks.
Into the dark and water again. It was well above my waist now so was holding the camera under my chin.
Yes, at last we get to the opening
A small climb and we were rewarded to see some Aboriginal Rock Paintings.
Before our return through the tunnel and out the way we came.
Will post more tomorrow.
unreal Maria cant wait for more
ReplyDeletewhat an adventurer you are!
ReplyDeleteLooks eerie, I dont like dark enclosed places (unless its my bedroom)
ReplyDeleteHave fun on your hols.
Love the Aussie bush, those trees are gorgeous, I love the big fat trunks on them.
ReplyDeleteI've said it before, and I'll say it again. THanks for taking us on your jouney! I'm always looking foward to the next installment.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fabulous trip. I love the tunnel and all the excitment seen below the ground.
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin my trip with you! Keep posting pic's.... :)
ReplyDeleteIam enjoying your trip
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo's thanks for sharing xxx
ReplyDeleteWow - in water above your waist! That was very brave, wonder if you knew it would get that deep. It would be well worth it to see the rock art paintings, I would think. I am certainly enjoying your travel tales - safe and happy traveling to you both.
ReplyDeleteYikes snakes can swim!
ReplyDeletethose trees are just gorgeous! loving your photos
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O MY! You are so brave and for being brave you were treated with a Wonderful gift~ Thank you for doing all the hard work and then sharing the "goodies" with us.
ReplyDeleteI totally adore those rock art!What a wonderful treat.How in the world did you know they would be there?
wow! I love the tree roots and the paintings....what an awesome place to visit.
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