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We stayed a few more days back in Alice and this time caught up with our travelmates Joe and Leanne (both teachers).
We were keen on hearing about their work experience at a school near Tennant Creek.
I went with them to N'Dhala gorge and Trephina gorge on the east Mac Donnell ranges and liked it so much that I convinced Manfred to stay an extra night in Alice and go and see those 2 gorges again. The drive to N'Dhala gorge was a 9 km 4WD track but it was well worth. We saw some aboriginal rock carvings all along the walk.
After we left Alice and on our way north, we stopped at the Ebenezer roadhouse to look at some local aboriginal craft.
We spent the night at a UFO place called Wycliff Well. Nina and Annabelle enjoyed feeding the rabbits and watching the emus and its chicks, but no sign of UFOs that night!
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The next day we stopped at Devils Marbles again and spent a bit more time there to look at the amazing granite stone formation.
Someone recommended the Mary-Ann dam just passed Tennant Creek to us so we decided to have a picnic there.
After one night at Banka Banka homestead, we drove to Daly waters, village famous for its historic pub. We had a nice BBQ barramundi dinner there with country music entertainment.