Above: a popular swimming spot in Lichfield National Park – I’m 1 of the people about to go in the water. No crocodiles here thankfully – it was cold at first but really lovely swimming in such a wonderful place.
A cathedral termite mound – also in Lichfield.
Silhouetted Pandanus palms at dusk.
Darwin is fortunate that it is situated on a peninsular, surrounded by the harbour. This was taken outside the art gallery and museum.
Darwin’s new waterfront area which is still developing. You can swim at the beach and there’s also a wave pool a bit further along.
Northern Territory’s parliament house.
Smith Street Mall – the main shopping street. I think it must have been a weekend – it looks a bit deserted!
I’ll post some more pics next time.
While we were away the Online Quilt Magazine was published with my article appearing. The magazine comes out each month and only costs $10 for a year. They also have a smaller free version. You can find out about it by clicking on the link.
Looks like you had an amazing time!
It must have been a great trip. I’m with you on the crocodiles! Thanks for commenting on my blog.
Well, who wouldn’t love to have a big crock jump up in their face. He is just getting to know you. Congratulations on your magazine article. Nice pictures, by the way.
Well this brings back memories.. Darwin is where I met my hubby! Where I saw a croc jumping ( his name was Chonky) when I was 15! Many happy memories… thankyou..
hugs
Looks nice and warm there!!
Thanks for the link to the online mag, have just signed up
Thank you for blog comment Linda -no damage here, just lots of debris to rake up! Great to hear you had such a wonderful holiday, cheers