Nov 20

Wave rock

by in Trip, Western Australia

The next morning we leave at around nine to cover the remaining 90 km to Hyden. The sky is clear blue and the temperature rises quickly to a nice 29 degrees.

Then we arrive at the wave rock. A pleasant location NOT in a National Park and NO signs that deter dogs. We like, we like a lot.

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The wave rock by itself is intriguing and a great amplifier of sound. It is even better when we’re part of the picture.
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The view from the top of the rock is also nice.
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As well as the surroundings.
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Then I’m sure that the same imaginative person that visited the big ‘Elephant’ rocks near Denmark came here and had animals in their mind…..
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….and called this ‘Hippo’s yawn’.

We thought that now we had come this far, we better look at all the attractions and made the 40km round trip to the Mulka caves. The cave itself is tiny but the story is intriguing and the aboriginal markings are nice.

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Posted from Salmon Gums, Western Australia, Australia.

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