El Questro

Durack Boab Tree - they have carved their names in it
Durack Tree
Brancos lookout
The very expensive Homestead Resort
 
 
 
 
 
Well we stayed another night and just as well we did because we saved the best till last. I won't be able to put all the photos up, but we went 4wd to 3 lookouts and the views were amazingly out of the world. After 2 black eyes (from the very rocky creek bed tracks) it was certainly worth it. I also took photos of the Durack Boab tree. Its significance, I will find out when I get home.

The buildings on the cliff face is the 'exclusive resort up to $5000/night.

We a got back to camp and went for a swim. Saw a little baby brown snake in the water. Then I did more hand washing and we all had a relax. Up early tomorrow morning to start out trek to the Bungle Bungles.

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