During our morning walk...
The view was amazing: you could see the Ningaloo Reef from the hills
What was also amazing were thousands of flies. The go in your nose, eyes and ears and are very annoying!
Monday, January 16, 2012
On our way to Exmouth
On the beach in Broom
Lollyturner just in front of Port Hedland
Massive salt hills and a long train with iron ore in Port Hedland
A huge ship in the harbour of Port Hedland
"The staircase to the moon" is the reflection of the moon on the low tide of the sea. This was near to Point Samson
Gas-fired power plant in Karratha
A dickhead apparently did not think about low and high tide, when he parked his car after launching his boat.
Huge shell at the Fortescue Mouth
Cute crabs lived in some of the shells
Fortescue Mouth
One of many iron ore mines
and the related workers town
Protest camp against the gas hub in the Kimberleys
Willara Bridge Roadhouse and Boab Prison Tree
The perfect surprise bush dinner: Every evening either Eva, Jo or Anja had to cook dinner and surprise the other two. This night Eva was preparing "pizza bags"
We had a funny evening...
A beautiful camp spot somewhere in the Kimberley region on our way to Broom
Brekki
Eva and Anja in front of the Boab Prison Tree. This tree near Derby was actually used as a prison, hence the name the "Boab Prison Tree"
Geikie Gorge National Park
A colorful tree next to the road
The Geikie Gorge National Park. We made a nice walk along the river.
Impressions from the Kimberleys
A fresh water crocodile next to the Ord River. Actually we wanted to go fishing in this river, but we decided not to do so and instead take a few pictures...
Beautiful view from Wyndham
The Gibb River Road
No camp fire today :-(
Caution: cows crossing
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