9th August
The first place we headed to in the North was Cahill’s Crossing. This is an awesome place to view crocs as they gather here at high tide to catch the fish as they get washed over the crossing at the change of tide. We watched them for over an hour. At any one time, we could see anything from a couple to about 15 crocs.
Ubirr in the far north is famous Aboriginal rock art site. The paintings are so well preserved.
There is a lookout at the top of Ubirr, with lovely views out over the floodplain and escarpment. It’s a popular place for sunset.
We also did an in a walk in the area with some amazing sandstone rock formations.
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The Travelling Dixons 