 | The Pinnacles, Australia |
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... Anyway, our first opportunity to pile out of the bus, after several hours of getting to know you chit chat, was at the Pinnacles - a bunch of randomly shaped and ancient limestone pillars sticking out of the middle of a desert. Exciting. Well, not really, ...
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 ...
Near Cervantes the Pinnacles, stony spikes built out of shell materials, make a strong contrast to the yellow desert sands. In Australia often you drive hundreds of kilometers through monotonous bushland - and suddenly there is this small spot which is ...
... 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 ...
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Australia's National Parks
Posted on Aug 19, 2009, 07:39:27
... . The park is an easy to access by car or you can take a coach or four wheel drive tour to the Pinnacles from Perth. Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park The rugged coastline of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park around Yallingup offers excellent ...
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