This is a world heritage site due its ancient mammal
fossils. More importantly it was our morning tea stop.
The pancake rocks of Cambrian
marine limestone were also unusual. We
saw various fossils embedded in the rocks and then a couple of busloads of
other fossils arrived. It was time to
move on.
| Maree Watching the Walkers |
| Part of a Large Leg and Gizzard Stones Belonging to 'Big Bird' That Lived 25 Million Years Ago |
| View Across Riversleigh Plains |
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