Lake Mungo

Looking across the now dry bed of Lake Mungo from the edge of the 'Walls of China' (see yesterday's post).

Some 60,000 years ago, the Willandra lake system was full of water and abundant life. Lake Mungo would have been 10-15 metres deep with a surface area of about 200 square kilometres ( http://www.visitmungo.com.au/mungo-timeline).

The lakes dried out after the last ice age becoming what they are today.

[Dawn]

A lovely scene , Thanks for follow Suzanne

[Phil Howcroft]

looks an impressive landscape

[Babs]

What an interesting shot.

[winghong_ho]

Great view. Beautiful capture.

[Diana]

what a wonderful capture and scene, I love the patterns on the "walls".

[Susan Wakely]

It now looks a barren landscape. It looks a fascinating place to visit.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Korcsog Károly]

I like it!

[Judith Johnson]

Super unusual landscape

[Rob Z]

Great shot showing the contrast

[Suzanne]

My pleasure entirely! I didn't realise I hadn't followed.
@Dawn

[Suzanne]

It's the most awe-inspiring landscape with so much to see and understand. Thankyou all for your comments.
@phil_howcroft @onewing @wh2021 @ludwigsdiana @wakelys @joansmor @kork @busylady @robz

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[haskar]

Lovely composition and textures.

[Suzanne]

Thankyou very much.
@elisasaeter @haskar

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful composition, image!

[Suzanne]

Your comments much appreciated. @photographycrazy