KM 420 • OUTBOUND LEG
BOONDI ROCK
Outback WA
31.2°S 119.1°E
Ancient granite outcrop rising from the red earth. A sacred place. Stopped here to stretch the legs and feel the silence.
EXPEDITION CAPTURES
ARCHIVE IN PROGRESS
Field notes, dashcam footage, and aerial captures for Boondi Rock are currently being processed in the 2024 expedition archives.
INTERESTING FACTS
Boondi Rock is a massive granite outcrop rising dramatically from the red earth of the outback
The rock features a natural water catchment system used by early settlers and travelers
Indigenous peoples used the natural rock catchments as vital freshwater gnamma holes
The surrounding bushland is home to rare and protected native wildlife
DID YOU KNOW?
The granite dome serves as a natural catchment system, funneling morning dew and rain into carved stone basins.
WILDLIFE
MY STORY HERE
Personal stories, reflections, and journal entries from Boondi Rock coming soon...