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A nice over view of the bizare landscape that makes up bridgewater |
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Even in this barren landscape, small tough plants can survive! |
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Up the hill can be seen the results of only 30 years erosion |
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The first view out to sea. |
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The Path meanders down lower on the cliff face |
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Rock Henge. |
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Hmmm, Apartments? |
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This is supposed to be a BlowHole, but it didn't seem to be working... |
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An Alien City set on the hill, perhaps sand-people out of StarWars? :) |
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A Rock Wallaby! |
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When the basalt (Black rock) was cooling a large bubble of gas formed
this impressive rock pool. |
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A wave finally makes it over the side of the rock pool. |
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A nice shot over the top of the freshwater pools. David and I are looking at
the small calcite crystals which are formed as the CaCO3 falls out of suspension
In the Background is the true coast of victoria: Cape Bridgewater is only
linked by sand dunes, and is the remains of an ancient volcano. |
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Mum and me standing beside the spring which fills the freshwater pools. |
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In the foregroud are the large fresh water pools, in the background is the
southern pacific ocean. |
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There were some people fishing where this wave hit, and there were bigger
ones too... |
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David and me on the trail leading down to the freshwater pools-cattle were
led down this amazing rocky staircase to the large freshwater pools. |
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Some Petrified trees, although these are really just the hard stone
casings formed around tree, they are not true-petrified trees. |
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Some nice coastal grasses |
