Sturt's desert pea in it's natural environmentJust couldn't resist this early morning photo shoot.
The "Love Shack!"
Kangaroos in the early morning light...
Old stock yards seemed to be still used...
So primitive and rustic...
Station homestead...
Skull tanks...
Gorgeous everlastings with their faces toward the sun...
Looking a lot like a fried egg...
Just so we know where we are.... and where we are going...
Long dry dusty roads...
More everlastings...
Lonely little daisy...
Flowering wild scrub...
Old "Tarcoola"
Some more dainty daisies...
After a little detour (or was that lost) we finally got to our destination.
After a long day we arrive at the beginning of Goog's track where we camped another night, this time it wasn't so cold and we slept on our swags in the back of our 4WD. A lot more comfortable than on the ground.
Have a great day,
xTania
Loved the pics, it makes so far away seem so close and real!
ReplyDeleteGee Tania, a real outback adventure. We are setting up a 4WD for camping so we can go on little adventures like this too. Not sure how I will like roughing it though. I tend to want to take the kitchen sink....
ReplyDeleteCheers - Joolz
Those piccies truly embrace the true aussie outback eh?
ReplyDeleteLove the sturts desert pea.
I have an award waiting for you at my blog.
ReplyDeleteMay the lord bless you and yours.
Grace
We did from Port Augusta up the middle of Oz to Three Ways and back down outback Queensland back in 06. Your photos look like similar territory.
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures of the Australian outback. Thank you for sharing. ☺
Blessings,
Jillian
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I love a good aerial. I have one, but it is fake because I don't use it. I should learn, like lots of other things.
ReplyDeleteHi Tania! I haven't been around much with having so much going on. I have just been reading what and where you have been upto and your photos are lovely and I really love seeing parts of our land that I probably will never get to see, especially the wild flowers.
ReplyDeleteTo be able to get out there in the real outback and camp would be breath taking. Good on ya!
take care
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Hi Tania,Ive loved all the photos ! Looks like a great trip!
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing photo's. I loved seeing the Sturt's Desert Pea. I have never seen one 'for real'. ie not even photo's. Beautiful aren't they? Australia has the most amazing flora. Those fried egg flowers were gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave you had one at Kingoonya yet? Kingoonya now has a website http://www.kingoonya.org.au
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