I wrote about our day trip to Kakadu in my previous post, but I decided to write a separate post on the Aboriginal painting that we saw there...
The car park was overlooked by this big bluff...
I've read somewhere that the discovery of these paintings really 'sealed the deal' that this area would be designated a National Park. The paintings were really spectacular!
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| This fellow sounds a bit scary! |
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| Interesting rock formations near the carpark... |
Beautiful pics. Wonderful place. Thanks for taking us along xx
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful Maria - thank you so much for sharing. xx
ReplyDeleteAs you stated just spectacular. Thanks for sharing them with us all.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Wow! Thanks for sharing Maria. Reading your posts is making me excited to start our trip xx
ReplyDeleteso good to have seen these paintings thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteHow fascinating, Maria. I have never been there.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. They certainly have been well-preserved. I think I recognized a kangaroo and a fight or battle scene.
ReplyDeletewow, what an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteHello Maria
ReplyDeleteReading you trip posts has been bringing back memories of a similar one we did in 1992 - We visted the same places only difference was the Ghan only went as far as Alice. Taking the car on the back of the train meant we could drive on up to Darwin and then very slowly over a few weeks drive ourselves home
Thanks for bringing back those memories
Cathy
Cathy @ Still Waters
These paintings are amazing. I'm glad it's been made a National Park. You really have a fascinating history there :)
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