Sunday 15 July 2012

Ka-ka-du-du-du push pineapple shake a tree!

We arrived at our first campsite in Kakadu National Park at a place called Gunlom Falls. After setting up in the late afternoon heat (36 degrees) we strolled to the falls for a swim.

The next day we travelled to set up camp near Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls and were greeted by a dingo. Later that evening he attacked our garbage bag – I got the kids to run decoy while I cleaned up the mess.


The view from our campsite in the morning.


From a distance you can see the escarpment that shadowed our campsite to the East.


Travelling to Twin Falls we had to float the Prado through Jim Jim Creek. J walked the croc infested water first as it is good practice to check to depth of water before submitting your vehicle to any unfamiliar crossings.


Twin Falls
We got to see heaps of Aboriginal rock art. Depiction of dance.


Killing a kangaroo?



Various images including ‘lightening man’ (top right).


Breath taking sunset at Ubir (top left corner of Kakadu bordering Ahnam Land).


Just before leaving Kakadu we stopped at this wetland area (Alligator River?)  to do some bird watching – we weren’t disappointed.

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