staring the beast in the eye

Obviously not taken by me as I am staring the beast in the eye - this was the most wickedly awesome experience - I would do it again in a heartbeat!
5.1m and 900kg of pure prehistoric awesomeness!!!!!!

[Graham Thresher]

Great capture.

[Graeme Stevens]

A protective tube...no comment. At least the beast is safe I guess...

[Maggiemae]

Oh you are in a cage! Now I see but well, no I don't! There aren't any prehistoric monsters swimming in pools!

[Annie D]

@graemestevens you know the two words and you know my finger is extended

[Annie D]

@thresheg thanks Graham

[Annie D]

@maggiemae ha ha Maggiemae - there may be crocs in pools in Darwin on the odd occasion lol

[Graeme Stevens]

@annied Yep...it was worth it though ;)

[Annie D]

@graemestevens hahahaha

[Beryl Lloyd]

Omg-- rather you than me !! how safe was the tube !!

[Annie D]

@beryl we are still here so I guess ok...although I believe in the wet season they are feistier
it is 4 - 5cm of strong perspex abd heavy chains attaching to a pulley system

[Beryl Lloyd]

@annied Ha ! he seems to be aiming straight for your boob !!!!!

[Annie D]

@beryl haha it would have been a better feed than the chicken wing they were dangling in front of him

[Richard Sayer]

Didn't realize that it was you in the cage when I saw nthe first image

[Annie D]

@vignouse ha ha just mentioned that on the frst one :)

[Clare Gadsby]

I can't see myself wanting to do this. Ever. But I have enjoyed you doing it - and the narrative here - so thank you :)

[Barb Newcomb]

I am glad that you enjoyed the experience. The cage certainly does make a difference!!! Well done you!

[Annie D]

@beachdog haha wouldn't be here if there wasn't a cage .... they're not as kind as sharks lol
@pistache thanks Clare :)

[Phil Howcroft]

your croc rocks annie