Anyway that night we get some books out to read and one of them is Hunwick's Egg by Mem Fox. Kids (and us) were amazed to see it is set in the Pinnacles! Very coincidental.
Here we go again!! We are off on another 18 month adventure around Australia, 7 years after we left for our last trip. Instead of a 2 and nearly 4 year old, the kids are now 9 and nearly 11. Instead of our campervan we now have a full van, complete with bunks and a bathroom (luxury!). After the challenges of the last 2 years we are all looking forward to the unique experiences life on the road brings. Let the adventures begin!
27 Mar 2015
The Pinnacles
After leaving Lancelin we headed towards Nambung National Park and the famed Pinnacles. We nearly didn't make it in as Jackson had gone a bit crazy ( I am sure an old wives tale says that wind turns people a bit strange and it certainly did. He spent the hour drive there screaming his lungs out for no apparent reason). Daniel and I ended up taking turns carrying him for a lot of the Pinnacles walk but at least we got to see it, and we are glad we did as it was incredible. The Pinnacles are limestone pillars made by freshwater mixing with sand then becoming calcified. They are thousands of years old and some reach as high as 4m. It was really bizarre a walking through a sandy desert area with all these structures surrounding you.
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