Did you check out the falls? They were gushing this year

The water is flowing from the branches into the river, correct?

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Just remember there is a gang of Saltwater crocodiles in that pic.

The time-lapse of this would be really cool.

It is amazing wouldn’t mind getting lost out that way

the most beautiful place

Western Australia is stunning. It's hard to explain to people who haven't visited how vast it is and how remote most of it is. The landscape is just stunning. Hoping to go back for a visit one day.

This just shows how much of a wasteland australia is

Yup. Hedged in by the mesa on one side and river to the other. Its also in the usually fenced off part so feels even more secluded.

Well why don’t you share it with the rest of us then

Absolutely beautiful.

Your ignorance is your own problem douche.

If that blast had been more powerful it could've even left mountains. Pulverizing the ground and pulling it into the current pretty much instantaneously, causing mass to build into a peak. We used to worship the sun. Saturn and Jupiter before that. When they were close enough to be visible by eye. Hence why Gods have a thing lightning. When our son was all that was left in the sky, humanity proclaimed it the one true God. This where the worship of the old gods ended. You all can look at the research that's been done and then do your own from there if you like. YouTube The Thunderbolts Project.

Its not cool. It sent the previous civilization back into the stone age. And no, they're electrical scars that were filled in with water later. You'll notice how the river doesn't look the same. That's because it's in a river bed. The surrounding area doesn't look the same.

Fun fact mt Augusta is the largest sandstone monolith in the world. It's twice as large as Uluru and you can climbed it with out an issue

as cool as it would be, there's no plasma scarring in this picture. Only dried up riverbed

Nope, natural and runs through some truly wild country.

Oh cool man yeah, did you remember to take your medication?

Totally on board with your electricity dumbass idea but just wanna make sure, you know?

Loving all the photos of WA lately, under appreciated beauty of Australia considering its 1/3 of the continent

Pretty sure I have been there. If I recall, it feels like a secret place in the middle of an otherwise crowded, noisy, typical so cal place. I remember having to hike a bit downhill before what eventually opens up into a crazy cool open space. Sound right?

Beautiful if not a bit morbid.

About 20,000 years ago, sun was discharging across the solar system. There are scars like that all over earth and various other places throughout our system. If you look at a surface that's been blasted by high velocity plasma, you'll see that the scarring is identical. There's is a river though, that looks like it was created through water erosion.

That's water, and the plants sprouting up in it's wake.

Unless I'm missing something?

No. It is natural.