The Last of my Travels - North WA

So the last of my travels in Australia, was a final 10 day tour of north WA...it went by so darn fast! This is the lovely town of Broome, it is a small pearling town. The shopping here was fantastic - lots of beautiful pearls and of course not to mention gorgeous beaches!





Red Dirt Country - only in Australia do you have a beach that backs up to the Outback and imported palm trees.


These fine people are Bill Watson look-alike and our fab tour guide Liz (who we all love!)



Our first day in Karijini and refreshing Fern Pool (sacred water hole to the aborigionals).











Karijni is supposed to be the best place in all of Australia to star gaze, so we were lucky enough to view the full moon and take pictures with our cameras on a huge telescope!






Living Rocks - no big deal, they look like ordinary rocks right? About 3.5 billion years ago stromatolites were formed increasing the total oxogen levels on earth to 20% making it possible for air-breathing life forms to evolve...pretty big deal. Plus this is the only place that you can actually view them on earth!


My favorite Australian wild flowers.


Snorkeling at the Ningaloo Reef on a nice day...the water was freezing but it was really hot out so it's OK :)




Western most sunset of Exmouth, WA.


Nature's window at Kalabari Nat. Park





Leaning Tree - is shaped this way because of the strong winds.


The Pinicales - water erosion carves out stone but leaves some still standing.