Re-growth after a recent fire!
Monster road train, glad we didn't have to try and pass this lot.
I did say it was a monster! Stepped it out - give or take a couple of metres. In other terms it's a pitching wedge length!
An interesting fact about Tennant Creek for the folks in or ex Port Lincoln.
Rocks & Clouds, near Devils Marbles
Got your attention!
Now what's this - every one ask's - It's a "DOG CARRIER"
Bush sense of humor here!
Can't get much flatter hills!
Our claim to fame in Aileron is our big BLACK FELLOW, didn't you see it when you drove in??
Another couple of traveler we meet at Cooper Plains rest area, Bill & Carol. Meet up again in Todd Mall - Alice Springs
Stanley Chasm - photo's don't do the scenery justice, you really have to see it in it's grandeur.
Don't put up a sign - "Not Suitable for Caravan's" - it's then the macho challenge to check it out, and we did until the tree's encrouched on the track and a chain saw was required.
No problem with this dry creek bed. Check out the suspension on the Bushtracker - working as designed.
Ochre Pit's used by the Aborigine's - Yellow being the predominent colour here.
Glenn Helen Gorge.
It's clear to see how this landscape became, Namatjira Country - Albert Namatjira, famous Aborginal painter was able to captured the timeless grandeur in his vibrant water colours.
The head of the Finke River, yep it's actually got water in it.
Range's rise out of the Spinifex grasslands.
On the Mereenie Loop Road - 204k's of corrugations, it's the short cut thru to Watarrka National Park or Kings Canyon. This road / track put in by Santos to their gas fields.
The camel's and kangaroo's are the only real survivors out here ___
Next stop - Kings Canyon!
