The Basition

An impressive view out over the old Wyndam townsite is possible from the lookout at the top of the Bastion. Amazingly the old town was sandwhiched between the ramparts and Cambridge Gulf.

Un-named Dual Drop Waterfall in the Cockburn Range - North East Kimberley

In the Wet Season, there are at least 50 un-named waterfalls hidden away inside and behind the much photographed external escarpment of the Cockburn Range. Getting up close and personal with these waterfalls as they cascade down into hidden gorges is an awe inspiring experience. Known only to a few select people, the access is by a strenuous overnight hike or by helicopter.

Lake Argyle on a Wet Season Morning

Spot the Aussie!

The Ramparts of the Cockburn Range are even more spectactualr when viewed at close range. The Pentecost River and the Gibb River Road are visible in the background. Yes, there IS a person in this picture.

Revolver Falls - East Kimberley

Accessible only by a tough two day hike over rugged country on foot, or by helicopter, Revolver Falls are the highest single drop falls in Western Australia. Very few people know they exist.

The Long Way Round

Fancy a swim on the wild side. Tidal crocodile infested rivers near Wyndham in Western Australia.

Waterfall on the De Lancourt River - North East Kimberley

Not too many people have been here as it is only accessible by helicopter. Some time far into the future an archeologist will discover fragments of stained glass on a inaccessible ledge well below the spinifex bush on the left of the image. They are the remains of a very expensive filter which slipped off my lens, this however is one of my favourite images taken with that filter.

Feshwater Crayfish

Is this a Cherabun.

Crocodile Painting