Thomas Carter Lookout
At 311 metres above sea
level, spectacular view of the Exmouth Peninsula's landscape.
It was the last day of my
nearly 3 weeks long trip, we wasted no time with visiting the Thomas Carter
Lookout, before getting on the bus back to Perth at 2:30pm. This lookout
situate high up at the eastern side of the Cape Range National Park,
confronting the western shore of the great Exmouth Gulf. Although we visited
the park such a marine world the day before, this side of the park was a
totally different world; dry, blooded-red dusty, flies, needle-spiky plants,
and horrible hot wave. Without no water keeping up along the whole way i
would have passed out. But still, it was good to see the scenery i had never
seen before.
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The map of the Exmouth
Peninsular. The tip of it is where our camp site situate. The area in
green is the scope of The Cape Range National Park. It would be no way
to get there on our feet. |
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A series of
bay make up of a beautiful coastline. It would never be able to image
this picture when you were down in the water. |
For the
first time in my life, overlooking the range and such a natural mother
land was one in a million. |
Chris's
4WD. He is doing what i plan to do in the future; be bravehearted to
visit Australia with this truck on his own! |
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I was
thinking how many million years to form the range. |
Beautiful.
Just beautiful. |
"Hi mum~!" |
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Good pose, good pose~ |
The sky, the great ocean, the range, all in one parallel layout
beautifully. |
It
would be good to drink a can of beer and listen to your favourite music
right there. |
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That looks steep~ |
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Looking at this scene made me think of Frodo and Sam would be walking
through down there.......come on, i mean this scene is just exciting natural! |
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Range after range. |
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King of the Range! i was being so aware from my feet slipping. |
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I
wonder how can people get down there? |
This kind of photo is what people use to threaten their mothers! LOOK
WHAT I AM DOING MUM! |
Actually i was really frightened by the height! |
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At
the nearly top of the mountain, there was once a oil drill placed by
some greedy people. But that project went to no avail. |
No
bigger trees can grow here. |
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It
was great to travel with Chris. |
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The scene would hardly bring your mind back to the city's life. |
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The
leaf-like side is rotten by wind. |
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It was
where we could walk up to by the steps. |
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Chris, diese Abbildung ist für Sie, anklicken sie, um zu vergrößern.
Während Sie diese Hoffnung lesen, hatten Sie eine gute Zeit gehabt,
nachdem ich und Abfahrt Martins und Sie, genießt, wohin Ihr folgender
Bestimmungsort ist! Bleiben in Verbindung! und Hoffnung, Sie
Deutschland Weltschale 2006 wieder zu sehen! Das ganzes beste von
Adam!!! |
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