Mitchell River National Park, where we went looking for the Den of Nargun!



Intrepid gentleman adventurer, Sir Scott Pollard, led the expedition. Here he is in his cunning hat.



After making our way down into the valley, we continued on towards the Den. We were tempted by Deadcock Den, but decided the name may have been a warning, given it was of cultural significance mainly to the women of the Gunai tribe.



Near the Den we discovered this small lizard practicing its push-ups.



Here, a different lizard told us about how its uncle once appeared in a movie with James Mason.



The Den of Nargun!
Here we played Yahtzee and drank hot chocolate. There is also a velvet painting on one of the walls, but you can't really see it in this shot. It's quite a lovely den.



Another lizard poses for the camera! This one told us it had a big brother just down the road.



Detail shot of the iridescent scales.



© Scott Pollard
Yours truly, taken by Sir Scott Pollard, or 'Dimples' to his friends.
I got to call him Sir Scott Pollard.



Finally we were attacked by this tree and fled the area, vowing to return one day, when things were wetter.

From: [identity profile] ariaflame.livejournal.com


Lovely shots. One day, when I have time, leisure and a good companion I'm obviously going to have to do some road trip type stuff.

From: [identity profile] bunnikins.livejournal.com


You write the best photo captions ever. I'd comment on the actual photos, but I'm too busy giggling at the lizards!
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From: [identity profile] black-samvara.livejournal.com


I especially love the lizard doing pushups shot :)

From: [identity profile] rendragon.livejournal.com


Gotta love the Den of Nargun.

Does anyone know what species of skink they are? I've always wanted to know (they hang out at my holiday house about 30min north of Bairnsdale too)
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