More pics from Australian travels over the years.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Marble%20Bar%201.0.jpg)
bar is Jasper not Marble.
This is the hottest town in Australia with a record of 161
consecutive days over 100 degrees F, and a hottest day
of 127 degrees F.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Gasgoyne%20River%20Canarvon%20WA.0.jpg)
flows after heavy rain, but still manages to sustain a very
good agricultural area, this comes about because there is
a huge underground river flowing some 20/30 feet below
the river bed
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Devils%20Arch%20Tas..0.jpg)
settlement back in our "Convict Days" being so narrow it
was easily guarded to stop the convicts from escaping.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Blue%20Lake%20Mt%20Gambier.0.jpg)
old Volcano, at certain times of the year the water turns a
brilliant blue, while it always has a blue colour when these
flushes of colour come it is quite impressive.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Daly%20River%201.0.jpg)
feature but has been enhanced with concrete to allow easy
vehicle access, there is normally only about 12/15 inches
of water over it in the dry season.
A favoured "Barramundi" fishing spot at night, it is not
unusual to see up to a dozen fishermen lined up on the
ford with spotlights and spears, as the fish swim upstream
and over the ford they become fairly easy prey to those
who can thrust their spears accurately in the water.
There is a further downside to this, the Daley River is
home to saltwater crocodiles, there has been no recorded
deaths or attacks at this spot, but it does cause a certain
feeling of danger when you are in the water.
3 comments:
Hi Peter, Some good photos and info
in this and the last post. I presume you took all these pics. Cheers, Merle.
Great pictures!!!
Ava
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