DSC_0009.JPG=Winton - Mitchell grasses and "Jump Up" ranges
DSC_0051.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory (petrified ferns)
DSC_0065.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
DSC_0062.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
DSC_0054.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory
DSC_0016.JPG=Winton - the Age of Dinosaurs Jump Up
DSC_0013.JPG=Winton - the Age of Dinosaurs turn-off from the Landsborough Highway
DSC_0053.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory, bivalves petrified
01WintonDinos1.jpg=Winton - also at the Age of Dinosaurs is the remains of the Sauropod nicknamed "Matilda"
WintonPanorama04.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains (panorama)
WintonPanorama01.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains (panorama)
DSC_0007.JPG=Winton regional map
DSC_0064.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
01WintonDinos.jpg=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs is a model of the largest predatory dinosaur ever discovered in Australia - nicknamed "Banjo". This set of bones is unique in that it was discovered almost complete
DSC_0071.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
DSC_0039.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, the Jump Up flora
01WintonDinos2.jpg=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, an example of how Ghost Gums can be typically growing on bedrock with almost no soil. (panorama)
DSC_0050.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory - Sauropod femur (I think)
DSC_0018.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs is a model of the largest predatory dinosaur ever discovered in Australia - a Theropod, nicknamed "Banjo"
DSC_0052.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory - petrified Ammonites
01WintonDinos4.jpg=Winton - almost leaving the unsealed road to the Age of Dinosaurs, we were surprised by the kangaroo "stampede".
DSC_0041.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, the Jump Up flora growing in hard rock
01WintonDinos5.jpg=Winton - almost leaving the unsealed road to the Age of Dinosaurs, we were surprised by the kangaroo "stampede". Also a pair of Brolga and one straggler kangaroo.
WintonPanorama05.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.(panorama)
WintonPanorama03.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains (panorama)
DSC_0072.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs Jump Up.
DSC_0022.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, "Banjo"
01WintonDinos3.jpg=Winton - almost leaving the unsealed road to the Age of Dinosaurs, we were surprised by the kangaroo "stampede".
DSC_0011.JPG=Winton - Mitchell grasses and "Jump Up" ranges
DSC_0075.JPG=Back on the Landsborough Highway and almost in Winton.
DSC_0067.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
DSC_0040.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, the Jump Up flora growing in hard rock
DSC_0048.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory
DSC_0069.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, erosion on the Jump Up.
DSC_0047.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs laboratory (petrified wood Cypress)
WintonPanorama02.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, an example of how Ghost Gums can be typically growing on bedrock with almost no soil. (panorama)
DSC_0068.JPG=Winton - at the Age of Dinosaurs, views from the Jump Up across the flat plains.
DSC_0043.JPG=Winton - these flies
DSC_0083.JPG=Back on the Landsborough Highway and almost in Winton.
