 | Pinnacles Desert, Australia |
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An overnight stop in Cervantes allowed us to visit the Nambung National Park. Here we saw the Pinnacles Desert, a surreal landscape of limestone protrusions rising from a golden sandy expanse. The aboriginal story says they are the fingers of a man ...
This place is about 150km north of Perth... On the drive north to Kalbarri National Park.. It's a cool desert, pressure, rain and wind permit the formation of the pinnacles out of the ground.. Mainly a result of the underlain limestone...
... the fact it was about a million degrees in the sun neither of us felt we needed to impersonate Billy Connelly whilst in The Pinnacles. Pheeeeew I hear you all cry and fear not we kept our little white bottoms well under cover as we strolled through one of ...
Up early to go to the Pinnacles Desert, this is a National Park full of huge limestone pillars, I thought they all looked like tombstones but Loz thought they looked like knobs..just goes to show what he was thinking about. Anyway either way they were ...
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Australia's National Parks
Posted on Aug 19, 2009, 07:39:27
... 300 hectares of land. Serpentine National Park is about an hour's drive from Perth Nambung National Park Home to the famous Pinnacles Desert about a three hour drive north of Perth, Nambung National Park is one of Western Australia's most unique ...
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