Tom Price is a mining town and is surrounded by iron ore mines. I used it as a base to visit Karijini National Park. All the National Parks have a $15 entry fee per vehicle, $10 for Seniors, I have an Annual Pass. There are a few narrow gorges with pools of water, I only went to the Lookouts not down into the Gorges, very picturesque.
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- On the way
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- Buy your ticket here
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- Red Ant Hill
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- Karijini Eco retreat Closed
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- Dales Gorge
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- Dales Gorge
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- Karijini
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- Map
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- Visitors Centre
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- Visitors Centre
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- Visitors Centre
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- Visitors Centre
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- Stockman
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- Hanging on
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- Circular Pool
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- Three gorges
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- Instructions
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- The Route
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- Danger
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- Gorge
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- Fortescue Falls
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- Fortescue Falls
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- Fortescue Falls
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- Mountain
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- Wide load
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- Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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- Noisy
I also visited the Hamersley Gorge and the Wittenoom Gorge which was where they mined asbestos and has been abandoned.
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- Red
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- Road Trains and Road Works
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- Hamersley Gorge
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- Rest Stop
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- Hamersley Gorge
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- Hamersley Gorge
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- Colours
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- Narrow
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- Asbestos
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- The Road
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- Like Chernobyl
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- Auski Village
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- Munjina Gorge
I went for a drive up Mount Nameless, a very rough track, walking pace, definitely only 4wd.
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- Mount Nameless
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- Mount Nameless
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- Workers
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- 4wd only
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- The track
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- Narrow and rough
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- Mines
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- Towers
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- At the Top
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- Panorama
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- A Lake
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- Mines
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- Mines
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I was planning to leave today but noticed a slow leak in my right rear tyre, it had only 11psi so I decided to fit a full set of good quality new tyres designed for the roads I am going to travel on. The tyres that came with the vehicle were mismatched, 2 were old and 2 were new but rubbish, one of them got punctured, probably by a sharp stone. This is a common occurrence on these roads, which is why I am carrying 2 spare tyres.
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Such incredible sites you are discovering, Chris! My sincere congratulations to Lola Young, I do agree with her! Herta
El sáb., 27 jun. 2020 a las 10:13, Chris’s space () escribió:
> Chris Desmond posted: “Tom Price is a mining town and is surrounded by > iron ore mines. I used it as a base to visit Karijini National Park. All > the National Parks have a $15 entry fee per vehicle, $10 for Seniors, I > have an Annual Pass. There are a few narrow gorges with pools ” >
People are slowly beginning to recognise the original names and use them.