Getting ready for a walk towards the ‘v’ in the Chewings Range that we can see from the cottage, Mary trying her snazzy pink gators out.
Sunday July 9th, we rose early, tea & toast then off to Standley Chasm car park: Gary, Mary & I began our journey on Stage III of the Larapinta Trail, Stage III is classed as some of the steepest and most rugged country in the ranges, we are only walking stage III then diverting off towards Hamilton Downs Youth Camp. The 1st hill wasn’t too bad, little steep with great views, the track had a few challenges but we pursued it, had a few laughs, probably muttered a few things under our breath & kept going, Gary was our trail blazer and did a great job.

Yea – new pink gators….lets go walking

On the way.

Heading towards the ‘v’.

snack time


Didn’t quite get there – time to head home.

Peter dropped us off at Standley Chasm car park

Flash ablution block

Beautiful red Grevillea in the garden

This is the walk we are going to do….:-) our plan is to do the high route

we on our way

wild Indigo

Here goes…………………..

Half way up 1st hill

We just walked up here

nearly there up the 1st hill

Yea 1 down, no doubt a few to go.

Looking down to part of the chasm

downhill we go

Guinea flower

Looking across the way as we walk downhill

Into the chasm






lotz of rock scrambling

our track through here

so many trees that seem to grow out of rocks???
