The MacKenzie waterfalls in the Grampians mountain range of western Victoria is a popular venue for locals and tourists alike. The waters of the MacKenzie River cascading over a 35-metre-high cliff into a deep pool at the base is a stunning sight, especially when a rainbow-coloured mist rises high into the air. An added bonus is that the waterfall flows all year round because the MacKenzie River facilitates the movement of Grampians catchment water from Lake Wartook to the regional city of Horsham.  

With a picture of the spectacular MacKenzie Falls in my mind, I am reminded