Our Outback Workshop moved from Kakadu/Litchfield, over to Kununurra via Katherine. Moving across the boarder into Western Australia brings a change in the landscape from speargrass savannah to rocky outcrops and giant Boab trees. The landscape was unusually dry for this time of year. Normally creeks are full, waterfalls are flowing and the landscape is greener but, unfortunately,  the last wet season was almost non existent.

Spectacular, close up view of Katherine Gorge

Kununurra sunset changes the landscape completely



Couldn’t resist painting this old Studebaker truck at El Questro Station

    
Rock Wallaby keeps watch over Chamberlain Gorge

Chamberlain Gorge

Distorted landscape around Lake Argyle

After the Outback Workshop finished, Dianne and I collected our truck we had stored in Kununurra and headed of down the Gibb River Road via Wyndham and Parry Lagoon

Bell Gorge – one of the many waterholes along the Gibb River Road

Water Monitor – Bell Gorge

At the end of the Gibb River Road is the Napier Range. A spectacular band of twisted Limestone running East West across the Southern Kimberley. We spent a few days camped under the range painting, walking, sketching and photographing

Bee hive in a cave in the Napier Range

Outside Studio

   An amazing place to paint and explore