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Bararranna Gorge: deep time
It was on the Bararranna George walk that a photographic project started to emerge:--abstractions of deep geological time that is prior to human habitation on earth.
Monday (July 25th) was the Bararranna Gorge walk. We had walked the Bararraanna Gorge trail last year. We remembered the various waterholes, the Sturt Desert peas in the creek beds and the rock formations in the gorges. The bushwalking groups deem it to be moderately challenging (C+) and it is a popular walk. It is about 8.4-km loop trail that starts near the old Monarch mine site then we walk…
Balcanoona Creek
A photo session at the Echo Cliffs of Balcanoona Creek near the National Park HQ in the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park.
Sunday (24/7/2022) was a rest day. We cleaned up Nudlamutana Hut in the morning then drove up to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary for petrol, mobile connection and an ice cream. On the way back we looked for the Ochre Wall on the road to the Paralana Hot Springs. In the late afternoon I drove to the Echo Cliffs of Balcanoona Creek near the National Park HQ at the old Balcanoona Station for a 5×4…
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Italowie Creek Walk
We drove the 30 or so kilometers on the Gammon Ranges Road from the Nudlamutana Hut to the Italowie Gap campsite going past Balcanoona Station and the nearby Echo cliffs. I wandered around the Gap taking photos of the traces of pastoralism before we started the walk to the gorge around 10am. The plan was to reach to Italowie Gorge around lunch time, then make our way back to the campsite. The…
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to Bunyip Chasm
It was a slow drive from the Nudlamutana Hut where we staying to Bunyip Chasm via the Wortupa Loop Track in the Subaru Outback . We drove to Grindell’s Hut and then onto Loch Ness Well campground. It took 3.5 hours. near Bunyip Chasm We then walked up a creekbed (no name) on an unmarked trail for 1.5 hours then through a gorge in the Steadmans Range. We were pleasantly suprised to see water…
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Interlude: a video
a 'loading the camel' video
This video was made on the 2021 camel trek to Lake Frome from out starting point at the township of Blinman in South Australia. It was made on the morning of the day that we walked into Mt Chambers Gorge around lunchtime. loading Henry I made a couple of ‘loading the camel’ videos with my iPhone 6 on the 2021 trek. However, I had to upgrade the personal plan that I had been using for this…
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