above: Holding Olly, a 22lb snake at about 2.5 meters
above: one of the many crocs jumping out of the water on the Croc Jumping Cruise
above: yeah I think that picture speaks for itself
above: Jim Jim Falls located in Kakadu National Park
above: standing at the base of Jim Jim Falls after freezing my butt off from swimming in the pool. One of the kids in our group even got hypothermia from the temperature.
above: Albert and I on a camel at the Camel Farm on our way to Uluru (Ayer's Rock)
above: standing at the base of Uluru after walking around the base of the rock. Uluru is the largest single rock in the world and it has a base diameter of 6 miles. It stands over 1100 feet tall. It's pretty sweet!
above: watching the sunset at Uluru (the Aboriginal name is Uluru and the white man term is Ayer's Rock)
above: at the beginning of the sunset
above: 20 minutes later at the end of the sunset
above: the sunrise beside Uluru the next morningI tried to put just a taste of what I've seen up here, otherwise I would have to upload nearly all of my pics, which is far too many. God's craftsmanship is truly remarkable, how can anyone not stand in awe of the beauty He has surrounded us with.
3 comments:
so jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hey did I tell you we were in McConnellsburg??? we looked for Kara, but didn't see her!!! on our way to Creation....
In the picture where you're holding the snake, take a look at the face of the kid in the background with the snake around his neck. I don't think he could look any more apathetic to his situation.
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