Waiting by the Waterfall

We were lucky enough to have my sister in law and her fiance visit us in April. Naturally we wanted to show them the best the Pilbara had to offer and that meant one thing for me - Karijini.

Not to mention, this was probably going to be one of the last opportunities to visit this wondrous place before children become a concern.

But I've got to tell you - at six months pregnant they already are!

There were some severe limits to what I could do and what I couldn't. One gorge a day seemed to be my limit and I contented myself with staying by a waterfall reading while we sent the others off to adventure.

Luckily for me I married a terrific man who stayed by the waterfalls with me. He even walked in and out of Dales Gorge an extra time to go and get me my 18mm-200mm lens when it became obvious that my wide angle lens was broken. (insert sad face...).

I took many photos though. Some with the offending lens (which was crooked - I must have accidentally hit it on a rock) some with the 18-200mm.

But I reiterate - waterfalls are the happiest places on earth.

Fortescue falls - broken lens and all.

Fortescue Falls again