Litchfield National Park is just over an hours drive from Darwin and has some small waterfalls and swimming holes. The most interesting thing I saw were the Magnetic Termite Mounds, they are flat and oriented North South so they receive the sun in the morning and evening while being protected from the midday sun.

Solar Power

Back to Camping

Big Frog, it froze under my torch

Magnetic Termites

Magnetic Termites

Magnetic Termites

Magnetic Termites

Boardwalk

Normal Termite Mound, how does something so small build something so big with no tools or machines

Buley Rock Hole

Buley Rock Hole

Florence Falls

Spot the Humans

Tolmer Falls

The Lookout

The View

Tolmer Falls

Roots

Wangi Falls

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Sacred Site, no swimming now

Kakadu National Park, the main attraction for me was the Rock Art or Murals from the Past. A spray can was gargling the paint and spraying it out of your mouth, paint and brushes came from the bush.

The park is on Aboriginal Land and you must buy a $30 Park pass, valid for 7 days. Alcohol is banned, I was issued a pass at the Caravan Park to enable me to buy alcohol at the bar.

Jabiru, the place to stay

Hot and Dusty

Alcohol Card

Dingos wandering around

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Tasmanian Tiger, what is it doing here

Spot the Tasmanian Tiger

There it is

Ubirr Art

Underneath

Looks like the head of a ??

Ubirr Art

Underneath

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Ubirr Art

Bowali Visitors Centre

Bowali Visitors Centre

Jabiru Murals

Jabiru Murals

Artist at Work

The Artist

Jabiru Murals

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Tour Group

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Nourlangie Art

Snake skin next to my tent

Black Ibis next to my tent