Hola!!! ¿Qué tal la semana? Hoy nos desplazamos virtualmente hasta Australia, concretamente a Victoria para visitar la playa de los Doce Apóstoles en el Parque Nacional Port Campbell.
Se trata de piedras calizas situadas en el mar donde hace más de 20 millones de años estaban unidos a los acantilados de la zona, pero el viento y la erosión del mar los convirtieron en cavernas, luego en arcos para finalmente convertirse en columnas.
La costa de este estado es conocida como la "costa de los naufragios" debido a los kilómetros de acantilados y playas salvajes. Cabe mencionar el naufragio del Loch Ard, un barco que viajaba desde Inglaterra a Melbourne y que después de tres meses de travesía un día antes de llegar a su destino se hundió al perderse en la niebla sobreviviendo dos de sus 54 pasajeros que acabaron en la garganta abierta entre los acantilados, hoy llamada Loch Ard Gorge.
Un lugar impresionante a la vez que peligroso que os dejará con la boca abierta. Espero que os gustase. Besitos y feliz día!!
PD: Atentos al post de mañana, promete ser muy muy especial :)
Hey there!!! How was your week? Today we move virtually to Australia, particularly to Victoria to visit the beach of the Twelve Apostles in Port Campbell National Park.
It is located on limestone sea where more than 20 million years ago were attached to the cliffs of the area, but wind and sea erosion turned them into caves, then arches to finally become columns.
The coast of this state is known as the "Shipwreck Coast" because of kilometers of cliffs and wild beaches. Include the wreck of the Loch Ard, a boat traveling from England to Melbourne and that after three months at sea the day before reaching their destination sank to get lost in the fog surviving two of its 54 passengers ended up in the throat open between the cliffs, now called Loch Ard Gorge.
An impressive while dangerous will leave you with your mouth open place. I hope you liked. Kisses and happy day !!
PD: Attentive to post tomorrow, promises to be very special :)
Hey there!!! How was your week? Today we move virtually to Australia, particularly to Victoria to visit the beach of the Twelve Apostles in Port Campbell National Park.
It is located on limestone sea where more than 20 million years ago were attached to the cliffs of the area, but wind and sea erosion turned them into caves, then arches to finally become columns.
The coast of this state is known as the "Shipwreck Coast" because of kilometers of cliffs and wild beaches. Include the wreck of the Loch Ard, a boat traveling from England to Melbourne and that after three months at sea the day before reaching their destination sank to get lost in the fog surviving two of its 54 passengers ended up in the throat open between the cliffs, now called Loch Ard Gorge.
An impressive while dangerous will leave you with your mouth open place. I hope you liked. Kisses and happy day !!
PD: Attentive to post tomorrow, promises to be very special :)
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| Fuentes: Xtrafondos, Australia, Tripsandtours, Canalviajes |
Que preciosidad!! lo que daria ahora mismo por estar alli!!
ResponderEliminarBuen post!!
Un saludo :) nos leemos!
si pudieramos chasquear con los dedos y aparecer ahi seria genial!!
Eliminarmuaks**
Ains es precioso ese lugar! Espero poder ir algun dia. Un beso guapa
ResponderEliminarNuestra tarea pendiente es visitar algun dia Australia
Eliminarmuaks**
Hola guapa
ResponderEliminarPues aunque sea una pena por los naufragios, es un lugar precioso!
Un auténtico paraíso!! Algún día visitaré Australia lo tengo claro jeje
Un besazo
Si una pena pero se ve precioso !!!
Eliminarmuaks**
Wow, qué maravilla de lugar!!!
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Espectacular!!!!
Eliminarmuaks**
Un sitio precioso!!!
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