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    Johnny explains how Aborigines dug pits in the ground, lined them with paperbark and rocks and added fire to use them as ovens.: by whitneyj, Views[541]
         		 by jakeandgenny, Views[453]
         		 by jakeandgenny, Views[468]
         		 by jakeandgenny, Views[445]
         		 Twin Falls, Kakadu. (ditto): by whitneyj, Views[1561]
     
    Jim Jim Falls, Kakadu National Park (photo courtesy of Wilderness Adventures).: by whitneyj, Views[538]
         		 Black hawk.: by whitneyj, Views[409]
         		 Gloria and her new friend Jake the Snake and Croc.: by whitneyj, Views[443]
         		 And another.: by whitneyj, Views[262]
         		 Suzanne, Nici, Johnny, Adrian, and Andy.: by whitneyj, Views[503]
     
    Sandstone escarpment near Gubara.: by whitneyj, Views[308]
         		 Have I mentioned that Australia has about ten of the deadliest animals.: by whitneyj, Views[326]
     
         		 On my way down to collect my reward, a dip in croc infested waters : ): by whitneyj, Views[254]
         		 Pancake rocks.: by whitneyj, Views[261]
     
    A bit windy up here, I almost lost my hat.: by whitneyj, Views[283]
         		 Had to do this one sitting down. Not much room to move around at the top.: by whitneyj, Views[211]
         		 ... and done!: by whitneyj, Views[216]
         		 ... just a little further...: by whitneyj, Views[243]
         		 ... nearly there...: by whitneyj, Views[228]
     
    ... and going...: by whitneyj, Views[253]
         		 ... and going...: by whitneyj, Views[276]
         		 ... keep going...: by whitneyj, Views[262]
         		 ... and a little further...: by whitneyj, Views[273]
         		 A little to the right...: by whitneyj, Views[284]
     
    Take a 360 degree view with me from the summit of the Castle.: by whitneyj, Views[315]
         		 Wallaby.: by whitneyj, Views[322]
         		 Snake's head.: by whitneyj, Views[417]
         		 Rock art often represented the food available to the tribe, such as this bird.: by whitneyj, Views[506]
         		 The word Kangaroo comes from a Sydney Aboriginal dialect. When the white man asked what the animal was, their respnse was
     
    Hand stencils were made by spraying pigment out of the mouth onto the hand held against the rock.: by whitneyj, Views[493]
         		 The golden lines represent water.: by whitneyj, Views[465]
         		 Aboriginal hunter.: by whitneyj, Views[485]
         		 Rock art drawing of a kangaroo.: by whitneyj, Views[784]
         		 The Castle near Gubara, Kakadu.: by whitneyj, Views[953]
     
    Wildflower.: by whitneyj, Views[417]
         		 Kathleen and Whitney enjoy Boulder Creek.: by whitneyj, Views[575]
         		 My daily shower.: by whitneyj, Views[444]
         		 Middle falls at Boulder Creek.: by whitneyj, Views[487]
         		 Sue, Suzanne, Duncan, and Jeroen.: by whitneyj, Views[429]
     
    Yet another self portrait.: by whitneyj, Views[409]
         		 Boulder Creek, Kakadu.: by whitneyj, Views[545]
         		 Salmon gum tree.: by whitneyj, Views[4850]
         		 The outer bark peels to reveal the salmon underbark.: by whitneyj, Views[760]
         		 This one wasn't so lucky.: by whitneyj, Views[474]
     
    The trunk is charred but the leaves have survived the burn.: by whitneyj, Views[336]
         		 Crispy on the outside (left), juicy inside (right). : by whitneyj, Views[416]
         		 Little lizard.: by whitneyj, Views[384]
         		 The colors of sandstone.: by whitneyj, Views[403]
         		 Over the edge.: by whitneyj, Views[397]
     
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