South Australians have their own Great Wall of China in the Flinders Ranges
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (340216)
Rockingham, Australia
August 10, 2018 11:55pm CST
One of the attractions in the spectacular Flinders Ranges National Park in South Australia was a geological feature known as the Great Wall of China due to its resemblance to the original.
The rocky ridge is a ‘must-see’ feature of the area and if you have enough energy to climb to the top the views are stupendous. We didn’t climb to the top but we still enjoyed the view from the car park.
It does look a bit like the real Great Wall, doesn’t it?
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
11 Aug 18
Nature's erosion creates interesting sights.
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@JudyEv (340216)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Aug 18
Yes, that's true. I forgot to mention that in my post. 
@JudyEv (340216)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Aug 18
No, it's natural caused by the softer rock eroding away from the harder inner portion.
? Another proof that Chinese are copycats
@caopaopao (12395)
• China
11 Aug 18
It's amazing. It really looks like Chinese great wall.
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