The red outline shows roughly the area referred to as The Top End. (Google Maps)
In 2015 I did a marvellous tour of the area of Australia known as The Top End, starting and ending in Darwin. Here, in no particular order, are a few photos I like from that trip.
Pine Creek is about 225km (140 miles) from Darwin. Sadly, we did not stop for one of these icy cold beers.
Old ticket sales window at the Pine Creek Railway Museum.
Edith Falls: anyone for swimming?
This is Cahills Crossing, a road link to Arnhem Land. Those aren’t logs and twigs in the river to the right of the cars; they’re crocodiles.
No contest. You win.
Katherine Gorge, stunningly beautiful.
Termite mounds near Litchfield.
Kites at Wangi Falls. (Did you spot the one looming up from below?)
Wine and nibbles near Leichardts Point, a very civilised ending to a day of touring.
Becky is back with her squares, and for April the theme is “top“.
Nice pics – but I hope you did not get too close to that croc!
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Hi Mike, all good re the croc, no closer than the other end of a zoom lens. And I was in a boat. Croc would have had to be a good climber!
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these are so wonderful . . . . you are making me want to visit!
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One for the bucket list when the doors open again.
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definitely!
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A bit too close to that croc no.. 😉
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Good zoom lens, actually. 😋
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An area I have wanted to visit. Great selection of photos. Love the little window, but there is no way you’d get me in the water!
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I didn’t go in the water either! Tho other people did, and they came back intact. 😉
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