Onward and upward the expedition goes to Kings Canyon deep in the Australian Red Centre. Here I am pointing the way up the mountain to a high vantage point of the canyon complex.
Far below the car park can be seen.
Lord Bailey at rest on the pathway.
Careful of the sharp drop-offs!
The red cliffs of stone are home to a host of avian species. The expedition biologist had a marvelous time cataloging and preserving specimens.
A steel walkway over a deep chasm. The remains of the prior bridge were at the bottom of the fissure.
Lord Bailey gives a salute reminiscent of a previous expedition to the deserts of the American Southwest.
Ripples in the sandstone.
A complex staircase system to climb up one side of the canyon.
Water at the bottom of the canyon.
An odd bird that the expedition collected.
