Day 18 El Questro to Kununurra by Emily🐴

This morning we woke up and had a fire. For breaky we had some sausages. We cooked them on the fire.💜 Then we went to the toilet.   🚽. Then we came back to the camp. Now we are in the car and we are driving to Zebedee springs. Now we are in Zebedee Spings. We are walking to Zebedee Spings and  there was some water. 🏊  The water was very hot. We took some photos.📷    

 

Then we went to Emma Gorge. And there was two snakes.🐍 But we did not see them. It was a long walk and we had to climb over lots of rocks.. At the end there was a pool. It was very cold, but in some bits it was warm. This is what it looked like. When we we're walking back to the car there was a very steep bit. I fell down it, and it ended in a river. But I held on to a rock, so I didn't land in the river. All of the trees are very fat.🌴 They are called Boab trees. This is a photo of it. 

At Emma gorge there was a Boab tree that they used for water. It had a tap coming out of it, to get the water out of it. Boab trees can hold 120,000 litres of water. This is what it looks like. 

 

We had lunch at Emma gorge and a swim in their pool.

After that we went to Wyndham. At Wyndham, we saw some aboriginal people and they taught us how to carve a Boab nut. You do it with a knife. 

 

This is a picture of Stuart. One of his toes bent right around to his little toe, and the other toe was chopped off and he had no chest hairs and big scars on his chest. 

 

Then we drove up a big hill to the Wyndham lookout and took a photo. There was a big whirly wind there and Bill went inside it. 

  

We saw the big crocodile statue.

 

On the way back to the float, we saw the full moon rise on top of someone's Brahmans. 

 

Then we had noodles and cheese on toast on the ute. This is a picture.

 

Good night.