Sunday, 26 January 2014

Razorback Ridge - for the "Rock Climbers" in Town {Mount Isa}


Not far from town, to the south, is Razorback Ridge.

It is used by local "rock climbers" - but I think it is an amazing rock formation. 

For those who are fit and  have all the equipment - you can scale the sheer rock face.  For those who would prefer a leisurely stroll to the top to see the view - well you can.

Razorback Ridge has a very lovely incline on the other side of the sheer rock face side - and regardless of how you get to the top - the view is pretty awesome - even during the drought we are having!

What made the view all the more spectacular on my visit - was all the dark stormy clouds that were all around.  They promised some much needed rain, but they kept on keeping on - and passed us by, with the odd sprinkle here and there.

At the base of the ridge is a lovely little forrest of native trees.  Well, more like a clump than a forrest - but it does provide much needed shade and relief on those really hot days.





The View from the Top of Razorback Ridge











The Sheer Rock Face

From the bottom of the ridge



From the Top of the ridge


Ants/Termites - will make a home anywhere!





Razorback Ridge in all its glory

The small forrest - well, clump of native trees actually!


Razorback Ridge to the right

A really awesome "gate tree" not far from Razorback Ridge.




It has grown this way naturally - it really is quite amazing


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