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High red cliffs, a large waterhole and a sandy creek fringed by gums make Ellery Creek Big Hole a popular attraction within the West MacDonnell National Park.
The waterhole is situated on the Finke River. At 15 million years old, this river is believed to be one of the oldest rivers on Earth.
The West MacDonnell Ranges extends from the MacDonnell Ranges west of Alice Springs.
Northern Territory, Australia.
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I live in Australia and enjoy bushwalking in the great outdoors, especially the world heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park.
My photographic interests are pretty much related to Australian landscapes, rustic Australia, historic Australia, Australian wildlife, flora, fauna, birds, etc. Guess I love the country I was born and live in.
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Beautiful colours Michael, lovely looking spot
Yes, but the water was cold! Thanks Trudi.
– Michael John
Terrific shot, great depth in the colours, nice composition too.
Thanks for the great comment Odille.
– Michael John
NICE SHOT, Michael!! My Fave!!
Thanks for the fave Carolyn!
– Michael John
Lovely colours, Michael!
Thanks for that David.
– Michael John
Thanks Michaela.
– Michael John
Looks like a nice, peaceful spot. Nice shot.
An oasis in the desert. Thanks for the fave Michael.
– Michael John
Lovely capture Michael !
No crocs there I take it :)
No crocs! Thanks for that Trish.
– Michael John
Thanks.
– Michael John
It looks very inviting Mate. Do those big lizard things live in here?? LOL.
Fortunately, no! Thanks Al.
– Michael John
Wonderful
Thanks Caz.
– Michael John