Day 13 - Hike Into Cathedral Gorge 2

Some more shots of the beehive dome rock formations for which the Bungle Bungles are famous.
If the protective skin of orange iron oxide and black cyanobacteria is broken, the sandstone underneath erodes away. Erosion can be seen in the photo bottom left.

[Peter Grave]

Nice collage Terry.

[Denise Wood]

Fantastic captures of the Bungle Bungles :) So what does BB mean? Fav

[Tony]

Lovely collage of perfectly captured images. Can almost feel the heat.

[sally agnew]

Great images Poppo :)

[Rachel]

A really impressive landscape, especially the top right.

[Susan]

Gorgeous shots and collage! Love the layers and colors on the rock.

[Jane Anderson]

I love all these photos, but especially the last one because I want to hike that trail too!

[Peter]

Wonderful collage each image has lovely lighting and colour Terry:)

[ShirleyB]

Very spectacular rocks. Your collage gives a real feel of what they are like.

[Poppo Livy]

@gilbertwood It means the guy who named them had a bad stutter.

[Denise Wood]

@terryliv Ha ha :)

[Rick Schies]

I really like the layers of color

[Margo]

Great hiking country

[Barb Newcomb]

Brings back memories! Did you sing when you got there? We all sang "I still Call Australia Home" - as best we could anyway!

[Poppo Livy]

@beachdog I'll get to that :-)