A walk inside the giant Tnorala Crater reveals some of these curious spinifex doughnuts. I remember reading a scientific article on why these patterns of spinifex appear, I can't remember where or why.
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- My name is Grant. I live in Queensland, Australia. These are some of my adventures. A selection of my favourite photos are available for purchase at http://www.redbubble.com/people/grantsalmond
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