Turns out, it's a set of basalt tubes that were formed by volcanic activity back in the day. It was interesting, in that geeky, wow, that's how the world was formed kind of way.
More importantly, there were kangaroos on the hill, and they are cool.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Organ Pipes National Park
Every time we come back into town from the direction of Bendigo, we see the Organ Pipes National Park sign. Typically, it's after the park closes, so we never got to see what it is.
Turns out, it's a set of basalt tubes that were formed by volcanic activity back in the day. It was interesting, in that geeky, wow, that's how the world was formed kind of way.
More importantly, there were kangaroos on the hill, and they are cool.
Turns out, it's a set of basalt tubes that were formed by volcanic activity back in the day. It was interesting, in that geeky, wow, that's how the world was formed kind of way.
More importantly, there were kangaroos on the hill, and they are cool.
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