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19/01/2018

Mount Remarkable

G'day Mates,

During our stay in Port Germein we had visited Mount Remarkable and found out that you could camp there as well. The place looked very good and so I went online, because that's the only way to book and pay for a site, and so we ended up in this great National Park and stayed for 2 nights....

Come and enjoy our spot, view and the animals we met during our two walks....


When you book you have to choose a site number. Luckily, as I told you already, we had been there the day before and we had seen the spots and wrote down a few we liked.


This was one with a nice view and not too far from the toilets and showers, oh YES those facilities were there as well!


What a relaxing spot hey!! The trees were beautiful!


And we got company as well!!


Our first walk to Sugargum Lookout, 8 k's return....




Animals everywhere;  




Notechis scutatus ater — Flinders Ranges Tiger Snake

The Tiger Snake is widely known and widely feared in Australia, and not without good reason: it has been responsible for a large proportion of snakebite deaths in the country. 


A tree Goana... and just look as the size of the tree....


This walk starts very easy but at the end it's a steep way up, but the view was worth it...




Having a rest before.......


going down again which was even more tricky because of the loose stones....


red quartzite cliffs...


and of course there are BBQ facilities, the sign says;
"You eat your lunch, I'll eat mine"


This is not even healthy for us, let alone for wildlife 


Sorry, I can't get enough of our view, especially with this evening light...


Our second walk leads us along a natural trail and starts just in front of our caravan.......




The most strange trees are to be seen....


Sorry, this is not a strange tree but a strange animal 



The Old Baroota Cemetery



It's not that I love graveyards so much, but this one is situated at a beautiful, peaceful spot....



The walk also leads us to the Baroota ruins....



Not much left here....





Look at the big Tree Goana....



I hope you liked this story with the typical Aussie Nature and Wildlife....



Till next time;
Cheers!


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