After a couple of weeks off, I am back. It wasn't that I didn't was ignoring you all, but our recent move left us without internet. Who would have thought that a cyclone that hit over 3600 kilometers away would have knocked out our Broadband Mobile service in Perth? But things are back up and running, we are settled into our new home, and I am ready to play!
It is impossible to visit Litchfield National Park in Australia's Northern Territory without calling in to see the famous termite mounds. The early morning is an ideal time to visit the amazing fortresses that are considered Mother Nature's Bioreactors. To see more pictures and read about these impressive structures you can read my previous blog here.
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That is where termites live?! Wow! Looks impressive. Great pic choice for this week's theme :)
ReplyDeletethat is a termite mound? how interesting.
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wow, i didn't know that termites could built such big mounds. happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat's an incredible structure. I also didn't know termites could do that. Great silhouette on it too.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back in play on the internet again, Maya. :)
ReplyDeleteRe the termite mounds: you've got me thinking of the impressive ones to be found in East Africa... Aaaaah, memories. :)
I've read about the termite moulds. I would love to visit them one day.
ReplyDeleteHi Maya, glad to hear that you're back and that you've settled into your new home. That's a great silhouette on such a massive termite mound. A homeowners nightmare. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about the termite moulds!! love your silhouette :)
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Cool photo. I love to see the large termite mounds. Such a structured culture.
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