Mungo Lunette

Artist: Terry Everson
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Mungo Lunette

An eroded dune at Mungo National Park in western New South Wales. The eroded dunes in this area are referred to as lunettes. It was here among the dunes that archeoligists unearthed human remains, which were subsequently carbon dated more than 30,000 years. This find and others went to prove that aborigines occupied the land that long ago.

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Martina Fagan

Lovely shot
Terry Everson replied

Thanks for looking in.
Clive

Great shot Terry, have done a few trips up through there and every time it still intrigues me
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Clive, it is an interesting place for us photographers.
Johnsart

Wonderfully taken Terry. Lovely texture in the foreground.
Terry Everson replied

Thanks John, appreciate your comments.
Linda Syms

Fabulous Terry.
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Linda.
Robert Elliott

wonderful shot Terry
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Robert.
mspfoto

Nice work Terry.
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Mark.
Clive

Sure is, we used to live about an hour from there when I was young
Darren Stones

I’ve never visited Mungo, and it’s amazing to think we have fantastic looking scenes like this. Saw a documentary about the place and was blown away with the significance of the area. Hope to get there one day. Excellent use of the foreground as it leads the eyes around the scene. Enjoyable viewing, Terry.
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Darren, you would enjoy this place. Not so good for photography during the day but great at sundown. There are just so many unusual formations. I have been there three times.
Joe Mortelliti

Hope to visit this in Sept Terry, nice to see another shot
Terry Everson replied

Thanks Joe , you won`t regret it. Look forward to your shots.