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A Four Wheel Drive Tour in the Flinders Ranges,
South Australia
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| A very steep incline at the beginning |
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| Magnificent views from the top |
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| And then we had to go down |
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| Wild life along the track |
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| A few frightened sheep |
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| And one lost emu |
Welcome to my blog. I am retired and have varied interests and hobbies. My husband and I have enjoyed travelling and cruises overseas, but our love of Australia has given us many great trips in our caravan through many parts of Australia but we really love the Outback. Photography is one of my interests as well as art, reading, cooking and of course our 5 now grown up grandchildren. I hope you enjoy reading about my very ordinary life in Oz.
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That’s quite a trek up that hill and the terrain seems so dry. In my neck of the woods, it would be amazing to see a kangaroo or an emu … lost or otherwise. Thanks for sharing your world.:)
ReplyDeleteIt was a great 4wd track, and very dry too, as is a lot of Australia. We always see kangaroos and emus in the Flinders Ranges in South Australia. We are fortunate to live only a few hours drive away.
DeleteLove your back country drive, the scenery and awesome wildlife that we don't have here.
ReplyDeleteThe Flinders Ranges is our favourite holiday destination, very rugged and lots of wildlife.
DeleteMy favourite is that last one.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful place to go! 😊 Kit
ReplyDeleteThanks Kit, we love going to the Flinders Ranges.
DeleteWhat awesome photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne, it's a great place for photographing the animals and beautiful scenery.
DeleteWonderful photos of harsh, beautiful, big sky country. The very thought of a 4wd adventure brings a smile to my face. Love the lost emu shot!
ReplyDeleteWe went to the Flinders Ranges on our last trip to South Australia a few years ago, but didn't go quite as off-road as this! Happy travels! And thank you for ivisiting my blog this week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful drive through some mountains. Oh I would love to see a kangaroo in the wild.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed your mosaic moments as well.