Sleeping under the stars includes waking with the dawn (usually before, actually, and watching dawn arrive over the eastern horison - a very special start to the day). An early start saw us visiting most of the places at Purnululu we wanted to by early afternoon. Returning to our campsite, we found it too hot and dusty to enjoy, so made the snap decision to break camp and move on to Wyndham for the night. What we experienced at Purniululu was all that we had anticipated and more. We found ourselves almost breathless at a beauty way beyond what can be captured with any number of images.
What we found along the road to Wyndham left us breathless, yet again. we had no idea that the Kimberleys were so extensive and beautiful.
Dawn at Kurrajong Campground, Purnululu
The southern end of the range.
The northern end of the range - the Bloodwoods and Echidna Chasm.
North through continuingly mountainous country right into Wyndham ,..
... where we camped by a 2,000 year old boab tree.
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