Northern Territory
Northern Territory
Northern Territory is the least populated and developed State in Australia and but has most of the wildest and untouched terrain.
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Yellow Waters Lagoon
One of the many Kakadu Waterholes (Picture from RFDS Web Page) |
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Yellow Waters Lagoon
One of the many Kakadu Waterholes |
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Rock Paintings
The Aboriginals, Australia's first residents have used their unique form of graffiti to document their culture and history for thousands of years. (Photo by Rosco) |
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The Corroboree
Aboriginal's also express their culture through dance - A corroboree for tourists in Darwin. (Photos by Rosco) |
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Darwin - Capital of the Tropical Top End
Darwin is the most Northern city in the Australia and during World War II came under attack from Japanese bombers. Many relics of this time are now monuments to the cities resilience. (Photo by Rosco) |
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A Darwin Sunset.
One of the famous Northern Territory sunsets. (Photo by Rosco) |
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Wangi Falls
One of the many waterfalls and clear water lagoons of Litchfield National Park. (Photo by Rosco) |
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The Bluey Waterholes.
in Litchfield National Park. (Photo by Rosco) |
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Edith Falls
Just north of Katherine Gorge. (Photo by Rosco) |
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Katherine Gorge with Jedda's Rock on the right.
Jedda's Rock was named after a classic Australian movie where Jedda the aboriginal heroine died falling from this rock. (An oldy but not really a goldy) (Photo by Rosco) |
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Elsey Station
This is a replica of Mrs Gunn's "Elsey Station" made famous in her book "We of the Never Never" about her pioneering life as woman in the Territory around the turn of the century. At Mataranka Springs (Photo by Rosco) |
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Gunyas
Replicas of Aboriginal gunyas at Mataranka Springs (Photo by Rosco) |
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Mataranka Springs
(Photo by Rosco) |
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Alice Springs
The Town in the middle of it all. (Photo by Rosco) |
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Ayres Rock
This enormous monolith called "Urulu" by the Aboriginals. (Photo by Rosco) |
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The Climb
(Photo by Rosco) |