The Organ pipes, Gawler Ranges National Park.,South Australia. by elphonline
The Organ Pipes are a spectacular rock formation of ochre red volcanic rhyolite columns in the Gawler Ranges National Park.South Australia. A four-wheel drive is necessary to get to this place, but well worth the long trek. There are bush-camping sites in the park, a couple suitable for caravans. This is the outback , and water must be taken with you. Great for bush-walking and four-wheel driving.We will definitely make a special trip just to the Gawler Ranges, one day.
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I love this kind of shot, Sonya. Is it a sculpture or a quarry, or am I a dope. Great capture. Agnes:))
This a rock-formation in the South Australian outback.
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Wow and double wow! What an amazing geological formation. They look positively carved! And what an amazing shot!! Just so spectacular!
They were impressive,but by the time we got there it was very late in the day, further than we thought LoL and we still had to get back to the caravan without getting lost. So limited with time.
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So sorry. I called you the wrong name. I’m getting mixed up. It’s a fantastic looking place. Agnes:))
no worries, thanks for commenting
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Awesome beauty!!
It is an amazing sight. Many thanks.
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they look awesome i might get there one day hehe..:)) k
Pleased you like them. We climbed up the top,where there is a waterfall,wasn’t much water then though, but terrific view.
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Amazing lines in these rocks.
Yes they are a feature of the Gawler Ranges National Park, South Australia.
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