There will be no better times to head to the South Australia Outback
Submitted: Sunday, Feb 20, 2022 at 17:43
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Stephen L (Clare) SA
If you are looking to experience the South Australian Outback like you have never seen before, now is the time to start to plan your next adventure.
Most of Outback South Australia received what is claimed to be a one in two hundred year rainfall event, which resulted in major flooding and the closure of the Stuart Highway for over two weeks and the main railway line to
Darwin and Western Australia for a month.
When the floodwaters finally subside, the deserts will burst into new life and the
wildflowers will be the best they have in decades.
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Roadside water as far as the eye can see at Glendambo
The Stuart Highway has finally reopened after floodwaters closed it for over 2 weeks
The floodwaters have brought new wildlife into the desert regions
Major damage to the Stuart Highway south of Pimba