Pets/Animals

Created: 26 May 2020 19:10

Station Ruins, May 2020, Southern Flinders Ranges A glimpse of what was thought to be cropping country from c 1870-1920 ..but the rains stopped. It still produces sheep. The

Simpson Desert October 2019

Created: 10 Apr 2020 20:33

A trek that went via.. Hawker SA, Marree, <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W40347" href="/places/40347/sa+

Anne Beadell Highway March 2020

Created: 25 Mar 2020 22:41

Just got it done before the Chinese Disease killed fun... Anne Beadell Highway traverses South and Western Australia and is approx. 1400kms long Surveyed and constructed

Boring

Created: 15 Feb 2020 15:00

A short look at some of the steps of bore sinking. Start 9am finish 3pm 40m and 2550ppm tds [Embedded Video]

4 Graves North of Hawker SA

Created: 09 Feb 2020 05:50

A little meander around the western Flinders Ranges.. [Embedded Video]

ExplorOz Traveller: Message in Playstore - This app may not be optimised for your device

Member: ExplorOz

If you have an Android device and see the message "This app may not be optimsied for your device" you might feel concerned however we have discovered that this message seems to appear occasionally ...

Created: 18 Jan 2020 05:14

Coongie Lake November '19

Created: 10 Jan 2020 13:06

Coongie Lakes. Much publicised by the Leyland brothers back in the day.(who can't remember their jingle hehe) Formerly part of the Kidman Cattle Empire, thence

Stirling North SA

Created: 04 Jan 2020 16:47

Stirling North Garden Cemetery SA A wonderfully well kept <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W10

Peoppel Corner

Created: 30 Dec 2019 23:35

Poeppel Corner. Augustus Poeppel (1839–1891) was a surveyor and explorer in Australia. He surveyed the borders between Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territor

ExplorOz Traveller: User Manual

Member: ExplorOz

The app includes a User Manual in PDF format, however for your convenience you might like to print it from here. See the latest version of the User Manual updated with all new content relevant to ...

Created: 19 Dec 2019 19:35

Old Dalhousie Station

Created: 14 Dec 2019 15:40

Old Dalhousie Station Now annexed as a park, was a cattle property. 'The property was situated approximately 125 kilometres (78 mi) north of <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel=

The Pink Roadhouse SA

Created: 14 Dec 2019 15:36

Oodnadtta.... the last southern fuel stop for a West/East Simpson crossing (you can also enter from Mt Dare) is also home to The <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W77689" href="/

Purni Bore October '19

Created: 14 Dec 2019 15:33

A French Petroleum Company first drilled Bore in the Simpson Desert as a strategic well in about 1964. Wh

Turn your smartphone into a satellite phone!

Member: Pivotel Satellite

Turn your smartphone into a satellite phone using the Pivotel SatSleeve. The SatSleeve allows for voice calls, SMS, email and app access while you’re off the

Created: 29 Nov 2019 21:53

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GDEC 2011 - We reach the Stuart

Created: 14 Apr 2011 20:25 Views: 10148

Thursday 14th April, 2011 Camp – A prickly location just of the Stuart Highway. We got a good start into a beautiful day. We were up early agai

Catching Up / Camped Out ! / Rig for Sale soon !!

Member: Welshmun

Well, my last blog was in September and here I am in Jan 2011 suggesting I might catch up with blogging; Hah ! To be fair I've been fairly regular on Twitter (Also posted to Fac

Created: 06 Jan 2011 10:13 Views: 11909

Photographs of an Echidna exploring our backyard

Member: Member-Heather MG NSW

Recently we were thrilled to see an echidna wandering around our small surburban backyard. I managed to take some photographs of this unique Austra

Created: 15 Sep 2010 20:09 Views: 26086

Photographs of powerful owl with possum

Member: Member-Heather MG NSW

This morning we saw a powerful owl with possum in his claws when we were bushwalking close to our home near Kings Point. It is our first sighting in many months and we were starting ...

Created: 15 Sep 2010 19:30 Views: 38360

Bushwalks on NSW South Coast

Member: Member-Heather MG NSW

Lately we have been revisiting some of our favourite places to bushwalk close to home while the days are cool and clear. The most challenging has been <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W24570" hre

Created: 29 Aug 2010 15:48 Views: 36844

Fitzgerald River NP to Home

Created: 16 Oct 2009 15:52 Views: 29206

. Back to previous chapter - Albany to Fitzgerald River NP The fine sunny weather was too good to last as the cold wind and showers returned. Undaunte

Close encounters with snakes of the Western Deserts -If it wriggles, it isn't a stick!(fotos & Vid)

Created: 01 Aug 2009 19:17 Views: 45476

Well the desert trip this year produced the usual range of fauna including th

Why an outback traffic jam looks like a camels backside! - Video

Created: 01 Mar 2009 21:40 Views: 22955

These gems were taken by Gaby on the 8th June, 2007 and show the typical dromedarial traffic jam that occurs on many of our remote outback tracks. Camels, with their soft feet,...

Pyrenees Trip report

Member: Bonz (Vic)

Australia Day Pyrenees Trip 2009 It all seemed to be a well arranged day. Members Bonz, JohnR, TrevorDavid along with Lucy and new inductee SeaKing were all organised for the

Created: 27 Jan 2009 18:26 Views: 12140

Unexpected encounters with Australian Reptiles #1 - Stimsons Python (Antaresia stimsoni)

Created: 21 Jan 2009 18:01 Views: 27537

Monday 7th July, 2008 Having finally reached the Canning Stock Route, we were heading north on the Canning towards Durba Springs, a magnificent gorge where weary travellers

Rudall River NP - Our First Quad Expedition - Desperate donkeys, fools gold and unmapped mountains!

Created: 13 Jul 2008 00:00 Views: 27782

Sunday 13th July, 2008 Bush camp near Darlsen Pinnacle 22 23 54.301 S, 121 58 0.901 E

Ningaloo Trip Report - Part 1: Overview

Member: ExplorOz - David & Michelle

This year, we have only planned one major trip - and rather than a touring trip which is simply too tiring to call a "holiday", we have decided to go back to Ningaloo for a re

Created: 28 Jun 2008 00:00 Views: 24723

Australian Reptiles - Goannas

Created: 20 Dec 1988 07:18 Views: 37886

. One of the most widespread and commonly encountered reptiles on our travels are the goannas. While many campgrounds have their own resident population tha

Lunch at the Waterhole – A mouthful of feathers.

Created: 18 Nov 1988 15:56 Views: 30625

. A fascinating dining experience isn’t a part of every walk in the bush. During our 2006 trip we camped for a couple of nights at a pretty little waterhole somewhere near

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