Horizontal Waterfall, The Kimberley
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Horizontal Waterfall, The Kimberley
Can you Kimberley locals help me? As the falls are caused by the tidal flow, what correction do I make to what tide chart to find out when they are at their most spectacular?
Some mates and I are doing a run through the Kimberley in a couple of months time.
HotPete
Some mates and I are doing a run through the Kimberley in a couple of months time.
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Been a while but we used to wait about three hours after the turn to allow for the water to build up and give the best flow... Cant remember too well, but think it was the King Sound tide charts we used for flights out of Broome...
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http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/1328.asp
Look at koolan island and 1 hour either side of the tide change should give the best flow.
Look at koolan island and 1 hour either side of the tide change should give the best flow.
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Well Malcom Douglas cannoed through them.
Troy Dann (the Man) jet skied through them.
Some mad bugga was rumoured to have flown through them.
Impressive at high tide.
Troy Dann (the Man) jet skied through them.
Some mad bugga was rumoured to have flown through them.
Impressive at high tide.
