Along the Gordon River Road heading towards Lake Pedder is a spectacular range called The Sentinels. It’s a quartzite range about five km long and one km high and it would seem the most common reaction of people seeing it for the first time as they drive round the bend is, “Wow!”
That was certainly my reaction. This range took my breath away when I saw it from the road. Over the three days we were in the area we made several photo stops here, and here’s what we saw.
Day one—sunny, beautiful sky
Photos from the road to Strathgordon.
Day 1: From the road
Day 1: From the road
Day 1: From the road
Day two—started out foggy, mostly cleared up in the afternoon
Photos from a couple of roadside stops in the afternoon sun.
Day 2: From a convenient cutaway
Day 2: Zooming in
Day 2
Day 2: Looking up
Day 2: Zooming in
Day 2: In a different light
Day three—nothing to see here
Photos from a roadside stop on the way home in the fog.
Day 3: Over the road
Day 3: Misty
Day 3: Still misty
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