Dusk, with Ghost Gum, and moon rising
above the Marbles.
above the Marbles.

My father's shadow falls on one of the Marbles
as he takes a photograph of the scene.
as he takes a photograph of the scene.

Marbles scattered about amongst the spinifex
(a type of very spiky grass).
(a type of very spiky grass).

PS I have added some more information to the post on l'Eglise Notre-Dame-des-Echelles.
3 comments:
Very cool (or hot!). Looks like a place worth visiting.
I would love to make it to Darwin on day. I love the picture of your Dad's shadow on the rock. I visited Uluru and the Olgas few years ago but only stayed for 2 days in that area as the great barrier reef was our main destination. Australia is one of my favorite country. 2 trips Down-Under was not enough. I am ready for more.
Here, in the SoCal desert, we have something somewhat similar and, it seems, on a smaller scale called the Pumpkin Patch. These "pumpkins" are not rock formations but are made of clay.
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