Photography

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]

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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

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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!

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Created: 29 Nov 2019 21:53

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2016 Tassy to The Cape or Big Red

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After several weeks of vehicle maintenance the Pig (Cruiser 105) is ready ,I'm ready after my knee replacement on April one and now a short wait for the flood waters and issues in the <a ...

Created: 09 Jun 2016 23:25 Views: 8418

Old Stanley Copper Mine - Armagh

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Nestled in a secluded gully in the Clare Hills, west of Clare and in the area

Created: 30 May 2016 19:52 Views: 9657

Exploring England 2015, Part 6 – Churches, Cathedrals and Abbeys.

Created: 17 Mar 2016 00:28 Views: 7360

There are few sights that evoke "Englishness" more than that of a parish church, its steeple pointing aloft above sheltering trees. The humble parish church has been an integral part of English ...

Danggali Conservation Park

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

There is nothing more special than heading away out into our many remote Desert locations that we have in abundance here in Australia....

Created: 19 Apr 2016 20:55 Views: 16583

Sick of 12 volt compressors

Member: Jim B

Well I tried a few, but without spending a lot of money, I couldnt find a solution to a good air supply for my rattle gun. So I made one. I dont know if it is all approved, but

Created: 28 Mar 2016 13:57 Views: 7577

Great Victoria Desert Expedition 2014 - Day 1 The station country south of Kingoonya SA

Created: 28 May 2015 15:58 Views: 11231

Saturday 2nd August Tomato Rocks SA Bloody hell it was a cold night! Minus 2C to be exact. Even in our motel room the chill seeped th

The Kimberley - To the Carson River and Drysdale Escarpment (near Kalumburu)

Created: 24 Jul 2010 07:00 Views: 13510

July 23rd 2010 Barking Owl Camp In the shadow of the Drysdale Escarpment With Joc a fair way behind us, it was a reasonably leisurely start to

The Four Corners. 2014

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Finally the time had come for the trip up to Devonport to make the Ferry and on to the big Island. After just over 12 months in the planning this trip would take us to all f

Created: 14 May 2015 07:07 Views: 8292

Desert Drone - Areal footage of the great Australian outback

Created: 15 Jan 2016 21:19 Views: 8138

No I'm not talking about that persistent whine from somewhere in the vehicle, I'm talking about some highlights of the Australian outback shot with the latest DJI Phantom Drone....

Old Roebourne - Tablelands Track (Cooya Pooya Back Country)

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Exit via Roebourne and follow Woodbrook Road down past Harding Dam (good for a peek as well - some great vie

Created: 27 Dec 2015 17:20 Views: 11918

Exploring England 2015, Part 5 – Castles and Grand Houses

Created: 19 Dec 2015 16:08 Views: 6842

England is awash with castles and grand houses. They have simply accumulated over the past 10 centuries, built and rebuilt over the years. Some are small and functional,...

Tasmania – To Go or Not To Go?

Created: 04 Nov 2015 16:59 Views: 16344

Having to rush across the Nullabor and SA into Melbourne to get new ‘House Batteries’ meant that we were in <a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W53054" href="/places/53054/vic+mel

Exploring England 2015, Part 4 – Gardens big and small.

Created: 25 Oct 2015 16:04 Views: 14011

What better time to explore English gardens than in spring and early summer? In the countryside, along roadsides and lanes, bluebells and wildflowers are putting

Oodnadatta track June 2011

Created: 18 Jun 2011 08:09 Views: 38158

Day 9 Thursday 9th June (Rawnsley Park- Blinman- Parachilna-<a class="tt_keyword lb" rel="W41

The Scenic Norseman Hyden Road in WA

Created: 22 Oct 2015 08:32 Views: 12972

May 21st 2015 We left Salmon Gums this morning quite early, despite the cold temperature (minus 1 and apparently WA's lowest today) and were in Norseman filling up the die

A night at Overshot Hill NR & our first look at Hopetoun & Fitzgerald River National Park

Created: 22 Oct 2015 09:48 Views: 14766

Sat 23rd May. We traveled south from Hyden yesterday, through Lake King, and pulled into Overshot <

3rd visit to Millers Point Reserve and 1st to Bremer Bay.

Created: 22 Oct 2015 13:00 Views: 11600

27th May Being only a short detour off the road from our drive to Bremer Bay, we decided to g

Delightful Denmark and A pleasant few days at Walpole

Created: 23 Oct 2015 12:23 Views: 17033

6th June 2015 This was our first stay in Denmark, a small town we have thought charming whenever we have stopped briefly on past trips.I was looking forward to it as the str

My favourite photos from trips past (2005 - 2015)

Created: 03 Nov 2015 21:02 Views: 40446

I thought I'd share some of my favourite photographs of past trips. In no specific order or categories, just a jumble of memories.

Beautiful SA Cliffs, Rock Formations,Fields of Wheat & New Batteries

Created: 31 Oct 2015 18:51 Views: 17552

On past trips we had missed the coastal stretch from Ceduna to Streaky Bay so we made our way south

Exploring England 2015, Part 2 – Around the Edge.

Created: 10 Sep 2015 17:00 Views: 7375

The edge of the island that is the UK seems as good a place as any to start this account of our adventures. We had only had fleeting glimpses of English beaches before,...

Exploring England 2015, Part 3 – Landscapes.

Created: 23 Sep 2015 16:08 Views: 7543

For a small and densely populated country the UK boasts some wonderful landscape scenery. In the summer when we were there, green is the dominant colour,...

Balladonia Track and across the Nullabor

Created: 19 Oct 2015 11:28 Views: 11776

10th-14th October From Esperence we decided to take the ‘long’ short cut up the Balladonia Track. The first leg was from Esperence along Fisheries Road to Condingup....

Thrombolites, muddy tracks,beaches and the Toffee Factory

Created: 16 Oct 2015 18:12 Views: 7753

3rd October – 9th October 2015 After quite some time in the Perth/Mandurah area, it was time to move on. Our first stop was Lake Clifton to visit some very, very old

Will we find the Wreath Flower?