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07-14/06/2015 - photos
Participants: Tom Brennan, Rachel Grindlay, Caro Ryan, Alan Osland, Sheila McDowall, Paul McCann
Day 6
Rachel in another side canyon
Alan squeezing up
Rachel in a chute
Brown Tree Snake (Boiga irregularis) - there was also a small Olive Python at the top of this drop!
Paul
Rachel and Sheila in one of the branches
Tom and Rachel
Rachel and Sheila
Rachel and Sheila
Rachel - amazing colours
Canyon formation
Continuing down the main creek, now much more open, and with only occasional pools
Caro working out where we are (or where we are going?)
Caro, Sheila and Rachel
Alan off ahead in the dry river bed
Cave in side canyon
Light coming in from the hole in the ceiling
Alan keeping feet dry
Alan in the narrow straight slot
Golden light
Alan
Alan near the junction of the two branches of this impressive system
Canyon formation
Alan in the slot
Narrow slot
Magnificent Tree Frog (Litoria splendida)
Canyon formation
The gorge is more open, but this small waterhole is good enough for lunch and a swim
Caro at the entrance to the next canyon
Rachel, Sheila, Alan and Caro
Sheila and Rachel scrambling
Sheila and Rachel
Alan and Paul scrambling
In the next side canyon, Rachel wading an icky green pool
Sheila and Caro bridging
Synchronised scrambling, a new Olympic sport
Caro bridging
Canyon formation
Caro scrambling
Rachel tries to climb up this little drop
Getting late, and we still haven't found a campsite
Caro admiring the nearby ridge
Camp ...
... by a large pool
Paul, Caro and Rachel around the fire
Day 7
Reflections
Sheila
The long swim - a couple of hundred metres down the gorge to the plains
Sheila floating her pack
Snake!
Gorge-ous!
Rachel and Caro floating Paul's pack
Rachel, Caro and Paul
Taking a break
The swim continues
Caro and Paul
Boab tree
Alan looks down on the gorge from on high
Looking up the gorge
The end of the gorge and the start of the plains
Spot the freshie (it's pretty small)
Heading to our pickup point - Paul, Sheila, Rachel, Caro
The heli arrives, though it was circling for a while a couple of hundred metres away, which was a worry
The Northern Carr Boyds from the air
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