Day 66 - Walk in Geikie Gorge


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Published: June 28th 2015
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For our last day at Fitzroy Crossing we had decided to take a long walk into Geikie Gorge. By the time we got there and walked in to the gorge it was very hot and there were not many birds (or anything moving) to see (other than one hopper and a distant blue winged kookaburra). We went back to the camp and Georgi was determined to capture a few birds to finish off Fitzroy Crossing. Hopefully we have the correct names for these birds!

We also took time to talk again to Bob James, a local who collected boab nuts from around the campground and then carved them to sell to tourists. Bob was very efficient at this task and could collect the nuts and carve one in very quick time!


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Track at Geikie Gorge Track at Geikie Gorge
Track at Geikie Gorge

among the wild passionfruit vine
Georgi and Bob JamesGeorgi and Bob James
Georgi and Bob James

Bob is a local carver of boab nuts that we chatted to during our stay at Fitzroy Crossing. We bought nuts from Bob and his niece Anita (painted nuts)
Blue winged KookaburraBlue winged Kookaburra
Blue winged Kookaburra

Back at the campsite


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