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Come with me, if you will, to Bryce Canyon in the southern parts of Utah where erosion is carving out figures called Hoodoos of varying sizes and shapes. The dry environment with little rain ensures that this spectacle has not disappeared completely and it makes me wonder if there are any similar places in Australia. If you know of any please mention it. I would be interested to visit. Thank you for stopping by. Note the horses and riders in 4.
Great pics mate, love the 4th and last one too!
There are similar landscapes here but maybe not of that detail and magnitude.
Kings Canyon
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum.../2011/10/1.jpg
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum.../2011/10/2.jpg
The Olgas
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum.../2011/10/3.jpg
Plenty of other spots, that's just off the top of my head. Hopefully some other members may show some others...
Thank you for sharing your photos. I never get tired of looking at pictures. So many places I still want to visit. I guess I will just have to prioritize and visit those that I can and for the rest of them I will look at the photos of others. Your photos are very beautiful.
Very cowboy lookin pics Maarten
And cool outback shots AB! Our back yard looks very much older an eroded ay!
Cool pics of same, same but different countrysides fellas Cheers
Very nice as always mate, thanks for sharing
Thank you for your kind words, mate. I agree with you about the country sides. It has nothing to do with people - they didn't make it. I need to get a job with Getaway. I would love to travel the world to take snaps all over... I would love to see more of Australia. What I have seen was awesome. Getting ready...
Thank you for stopping by and your kind words, mate. Always happy to see that Trol of your in my posts...
nice shots.
Thanks from Tim
great pics there Maarten, some of them remind me of pics of the Bungle Bungle ranges here in WA............. really wanna get up there some day soon
ripper piccies mate .............we luv piccies hahahahahaah
Thanks, mate. So many places I would like to go to...
Thanks, mate.
Awsome thanks maarten &a.b the world has some great places to share
What a spectacular place. The color in those formations is breathtaking.
Thanks for all your efforts here, they truly are a sight worth while & probably the closest I'll ever get to the real thing.
Cheers
Thank you, mate. Really amazing places... Our own backyard is one of the best. More of that later...
Thank you for visiting and your kind words. Hopefully I can visit some of the places in AB's photos. They are great.
More photos of the canyon. Note the people walking on the pathways. Thank you for visiting.
Again fantastic shots and unbelieveable colours
when is the next batch ready just love that sort of thingQuote:
Originally Posted by roofy
Coming up, mate. Thank you for stopping by again.
The last of the photos at Bryce Canyon coming up. Thank you to everybody stopping by.
are they quade bikes that they ride in? Good pics againQuote:
Originally Posted by maarten
what else you have hidden away
No, they were maintaining the paths using small Bobcat like equipment. I was quite amazed how they kept the paths in perfect condition. The canyon consists of clay like soil which is impassible in the snow or if it only rains a little. I've just posted something you might like here on page 21: http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...reat-Outdoors. Not sure that this is going to work ...
great photos... awsome contryside
Thanks for stopping by and your kind words.
Thanks for the photos mate. I hope you uncover many more gems here in australia:)