Florence Falls Litchfield National Park
(where's Wally)
Wangi Falls Litchfield National Park. It is a massive rock pool fed by a massive waterfall. The tablelands above the waterfall are sandstone that acts like a giant sponge during the wet season and then slowly releases the water during the dry season. The waterfalls never dry up.
Michele swam over to this dramatic waterfall and made a valiant attempt to get under it only to be popped up like a cork.
A biblical moment - the burning bush
A scary moment - it doesn't take long for a fire to spread as we found out driving through the park. These fires are part of the park management plan to help reduce more damaging fires.
A remarkably peaceful scene. Once the fire has finished its role, the flora starts to reinvent itself with many shades of green.
Rock formations inside the park.
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