i don't know whether i should thank God for this weather or not. but seriously. one thing i realize Aussie bushland is getting really dry. i feel so thirsty for them. everywhere there's signs of burnt trees and dry grass. the main part of the tour today was the Grampians National Park, and glad to say it wasn't affected by the bushfire this year. but it was badly burnt 2 years back. hence the not-so-pretty-anymore sight. anyway it wasn't that bad.
want some pictures? of course you do.
Grampians National Park behind us. no you can't see. we're too small. mountains are even smaller. damn. hahaha. anyway yeah. the mountains behind us took approx 400 million years to form and it is said that this piece of land used to be an ocean.
on the way to the bottom of the MacKenzie waterfalls. long way down. even LONGER way up. almost died. seriously it's crazy steep i thought i was climbing Mt. Kinabalu. -___-' only joking.
finally the MacKenzies Falls! it's really refreshing when you get down there. but the hike back up @.@ was crazy. but didn't regret taking this route though. well there's actually an easier route but it won't take you down to the falls though, which is of course a waste.
the rock behind me is named the 'Jaws of Death'. because the rock formation looks like a jaw of...i don't know. a kookaburra? a gecko? well it's up to your imagination. well, it would be great if we're allowed to actually stand in the 'jaws'.
a bunch of roos which were found wandering around people's holiday cabins.
alright. just a few photos to keep you entertain for a moment.
now it's time for me to hop on to bed and get some rest.
updates, later.
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