September 16, 2014
My first Coors Light in over a year! This was taken back in Exmouth but I think this is too glorious of an occasion not to share!
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West Coast, Australia
Buzz Cut Season
September 15, 2014
I got a much needed haircut today. I have been feeling like I am wearing a mop on my head, however, now I am back to the basics.. a buzz cut!
The Kimberly
September 10, 2014
Were sunburnt, tired and dirty but we have all made it through the Gibb River Road. Four National Parks later we have arrived to the first sealed road in days. We only popped one tire and while I drove I hit two snakes, one bird, and nearly one kangaroo. The hikes were great. The heat was at times unbearable, but in the end we’re here! These are my four new mates (when in Rome..) and we’re heading strong towards Darwin.. only 877km to go. Slight bump in the road is our driver, this Irish guy not in the photo decided to tell us last night he will not be taking us all the way to Darwin and instead casually drop us off in Katherine, about 300km south. So.. Yea.. He’s an asshole but it isn’t stopping us four from enjoying the trip. The show must go on!
Cable Beach, Western Australia
August 30, 2014
Mirrored Reflections at Cable Beach, Western Australia.
Goodnight from Karijini National Park
August 26, 2014
Joffree Falls
August 26, 2014
Lesson Learned.. Sometimes it’s *good* to have random people in your photos. I gave so much attention to waiting for people to get out of my shots that now looking back it’s hard to tell just how massive the cliffs really are. Here is one of the few photos taken where the people give a good indication of how tall the the canyons are in Karijini National Park.. From the top you scale down them like a mountain goat. This one was quite easy in comparison to the rest. // Photo of Joffree Falls, Karijini National Park, Western Australia.
Hancock Gorge
August 24, 2014
Karijini National Park with a little long exposure. This was our path through Hancock Gorge. You have to climb along the ledge or Spider Walk through the gorge which leads to a beautiful (freezing) pool at the end. Then it’s all backtracking to lead back out to the mainland. At one point I didn’t know where to put my foot next and considered backing out but continued onward.. Then when I made it to the end and met a woman who made it at the age 52.. Glad I didn’t end up backing out.
