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| Nede i elvedalene i Karijini finnes det mye vann. Såvidt. Mange steder flyter det ikke, det bare siver opp av bakken, fra underjordiske elver. Der er vannet klart og fint, og helt, helt stille. Bergsidene liker å speile seg i sånne dammer, og det kan man jo godt forstå. | Down in the canyons of Karijini National Park there's lots of water. It doesn't always move. Some places it's just coming out of the ground, from subterranean rivers. In those places the water is nice and clear, and completely still. The rock likes to look at itself in the mirror the water provides, and it's easy to understand why. | ||||||
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