Then onto another lookout, Hawks Head, with the Murchison Rivet down below:
Finally it was time to drive back to the highway and inland again to the Skywalk:
Finally it was time to drive back to the highway and inland again to the Skywalk:
It was really windy today so I had to hold on tight to the rail and to my iPhone as I posed for a photo!
Inside the refreshment kiosk were some photos showing the construction in 2019: an amazing feat of engineering. Walking out to the end, it seemed impossible that such a thing could hold up without support. There were a few wildflowers around, but they didn’t receive much attention from visitors intent on the Skywalk:
The final step was Nature’s Window, the subject of many photos: not easy to get to as it entails scrambling over the sandstone rocks with no guard rail. Some people chickened out, but this is what I came to do!
:) Good job!
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