What is this.

Ah not a meteorite RMD as I understand it. Quite different actually.

Looks like limestone.

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Greg

Yes Greg marine limestone I believe but there is more to the full answer.

Could be a fossil on top of the limestone ? No idea where it is.

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Greg

Yes again Greg there are fossils but still not the correct full answer.

Mark I don't believe it is Karst limestone but may be corrected later. Certainly no Karst limestone in this area.

Jim I guess it could be but not the answer.

Good guess Graham but not correct this time.

Again you are correct John C16 as they are indeed Cambrian Pancakes. The close up rock shows the impregnated crustaceans & behind on the escarpment the pancake formations.
Well done for name & place. You & Stephen would be a top team.
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Batsy

Yes but a particular type of pile of rocks. John C16 above has the answer & place.
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Batsy

Is it a quartz outcrop?

Limestone Gorge in Gregory National Park?

Yes it is Limestone Gorge. Well done Don & Kathie.

The white stuff is calcium carbonate or calcite. The formation is a calcite flow.



Fossilised stromatolites can also be seen from the calcite flow lookout.



Limestone gorge also has tufa dams, a beautiful billabong and an interesting ridge walk from the old campground.



Cheers, John

Good thinking Dunc, but the white stuff is not salt or ochre.

John

Got it !!!!!!!!! It's the dumping ground for all that stockpiled dunny paper! LOL

Correct, Dunc. Ditched there by the bloke who tried to get a refund on the 800 rolls he bought at the start of the Covid thing, and the Supermarket refused to give him a refund.
OBJ