Over summer I camped in the Grampians (Northern Eastern Victoria – 4 hrs from Melbourne) for a week and explored the local area. On a particularly hot day (44 degrees), I drove up to the northern section of the Grampians and climbed up to a small cave shelter and photographed the aboriginal cave art. The cave is known as the Gulgurn Manja Shelter (Hands of young people). A very hot walk and climb but well worth the effort.
Mt Zero, Northen Grampians, Victoria
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Gulgurn Manja Shelter (Hands of young people), Mt Zero, Northen Grampians
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Mt Zero landscape, Northen Grampians, Victoria
Twin Grass trees – regrowth after a major bushfire several years earlier.
The Gap Year and Beyond 