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Litchfield National Park and Mataranka springs, in the north of the Northern Territory, are two outstanding natural sites in Australia. Stunning waterfalls, along with various swimming holes, are scattered throughout the national park. The 34 degree Celsius natural springs of Mataranka are further south. This new My Australia Photos shows the raw, natural beauty of Australia, as seen through these spectacular, unaltered photographic images. Emphasis is on the key waterfalls of Wangi, Florence and Tolmer and the magnetic termite mounds in the Litchfield National Park. This photobook also highlights the Bitter Springs, Thermal Pool, historical Homestead and township of Mataranka. Bryan and Karen Foster travelled over 17500km of Australia in 2014. They live on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Genre: Travel / General (fancy, right?)
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