After a couple of weeks in and around Darwin it was time to move on and what better way to do it than take the ‘back road’ through Litchfield National Park.
Our first stop was Wangi Falls (pronounced won guy). The pool was closed as a salt water crocodile has made it home but the view of the falls were spectacular.
Our next stop was Buley Rock Holes. I had visited here before but it was so busy I couldn’t get a park and left without viewing it. Look what I’d missed out on!
There was a loop walk from here to Florence Falls of about 5 kilometres but we chose to drive rather than tread the rocky path way. I had visited Florence Falls before but hadn’t viewed it from the lookout so it was a totally different perspective to see it from the top rather than at pool level.
As we left Litchfield we visited the Zebra Stone gallery. These rock formations are truly stunning with their patterns and you wonder what natural phenomena could have caused them billions of years ago.
Today we’ll be back in Katherine and ready to begin our journey west. Tonight is a farewell dinner for those who are returning to the east so there will be some sad goodbyes along with the excitement of exploring new territory. I’m looking forward to sharing my journey with you. 🚐🚐🚐
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Beautiful photos Rosemary – just love following your adventures- maybe one day we’ll see you “on the road” – we are still very new to this Motor home way of travel👍👍
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I can think of nothing nicer than meeting up with you and Frank somewhere in the great outdoors 🚐
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Hi Rosemary, so glad you finally made it to Darwin! One of our favourite destinations on our big trip. We spent 4 wonderful months living there and exploring the region. Kakadu, Lichfield, Berry Springs and the local markets made such great memories. Emjoy your trip west and hopefully we may catch up sometime, we are living in Geraldton until next February.
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Hi Rosemary
Loving your trip photos and information.
Quite cool down here in Kiama NSW, but improving this week.
Take care and lovely of you to share your travels
Anne x
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Hi Anne, We finally have internet- intermittent but it’s there! From Katherine to Kununurra hardly any reception- the downside of travelling the more remote areas of Australia.
Must be time you packed up for the winter and headed to warmer climes too. Are you still travelling?
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