Day 4 - Tunnel Creek

The Kimberley contains a number of fabulous natural features. Travelling west to east, the first of these is Geikie Gorge (which we missed because of the bridge prang the previous day) and the second is Tunnel Creek.
The creek flows 750 mtrs underground and during the dry season, the walk the length of the underground section is a must do. The creek is home to a variety of bats, olive pythons and freshwater crocodiles.
Very difficult lighting conditions here.

See the background to this series of postings on the Kimberley at http://365project.org/terryliv/from-the-archiv/2015-01-08

[Kane Arlow]

It's good to see they were very creative in naming the creek :)
It does look like a fascinating place to visit though.

[Denise Wood]

And you walked through there with pythons and crocodiles????

[Joce]

Wow !! nice shot but kind of scary to be in there.

[sally agnew]

Would be a cool refreshing place to be :)

[Shirley Banford]

So interesting!

[Pam Knowler]

Did I read that right? Pythons and crocodiles?

[Tony]

Great shot in difficult shooting conditions.

[Rachel]

Haha, I would walk in the middle if there were crocodiles and pythons. Less chance of being picked off.

[Margaret Pengelly]

Great shot given the lighting conditions.

[Jane Anderson]

This is a very unique scene! I'm going to tag my sister (she works in a cave!) @mbemis

[Susan C Clow]

Wow this is a great shot of walking in the water through the tunnel. Looks like fun. FAV

[Babs]

Wow you are brave walking through there. Not sure I would if there were crocs and pythons in there.

[Peter Grave]

Nice capture Terry.You,d better tell them that the crocs are fresh water ones and don,t eat humans !!

[Poppo Livy]

@peterlgrave Nah!!! Let em think how brave/stupid we all are. :-)

[Peter]

Great perspective created by the lighting Terry looks a long way back:)