Yesterday was a big travel day just eating up the kilometres
to reach Fitzroy Crossing.
Today was a bit of a rest and recuperation day. We did manage to do a boat cruise in Geike
Gorge. Remember that Devonian Reef I
have mentioned on several occasions? The
Geike Range is more of that fossilised barrier reef from the Devonian Period.
Apparently it was hot here…
The reef is a form of limestone so, of course, it is white. The difference in colour of the rock simply shows the flood water level during the wet season.
There was a bit of excitement on the tour when the resident
bull shark started splashing around in front of the boat… guess there’s no
swimming here then…
1 comment:
Very impressive . When we were there 3 years ago the water level was much lower. We did love the spot though. Hank
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