Litchfield National Park
Batchelor is the gateway to Litchfield National Park. On the day we arrive, the gate is guarded by a swollen creek that crosses the main road. "You'll be alright if you go slow enough," a local tells us. He doesn't stick around to see Maike's crossing attempt but does prove to be right.
Batchelor has the best hostel that I have visited to date.
One of the big attractions in Litchfield is the magnetic termite mounds. The termites build these mounds on a north-south axis as it allows more efficient temperature regulation. If you don't believe me, more credible persons have documented it here.
Litchfield also contains a number of waterfalls such as Florence and Wangi and countless instances of Wet Season Water taking revenge on Dry Season Plants.
Our departure from town is uneventful - the creek is subdued.
Batchelor has the best hostel that I have visited to date.
One of the big attractions in Litchfield is the magnetic termite mounds. The termites build these mounds on a north-south axis as it allows more efficient temperature regulation. If you don't believe me, more credible persons have documented it here.
Litchfield also contains a number of waterfalls such as Florence and Wangi and countless instances of Wet Season Water taking revenge on Dry Season Plants.
Our departure from town is uneventful - the creek is subdued.
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