Lake Eyre South, South Australia
Lake Eyre , officially known as Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre, contains the lowest natural point in Australia, at approximately 15 m (49 ft) below sea level (AHD), and, on the rare occasions that it fills, is the largest lake in Australia, covering 9,500 km (3,668 sq mi).(Wikipedia)
We drove to Lake Eyre South from our campsite at Farina, a distance of
approximately 200 km.
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| Along the way there are a few sculptures |
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| Plane Henge |
Plane Henge consists of two Beechcraft Barron aircraft, brought by road from Victoria’s Moorabbin Airport and erected with the help of around 50 people
Farina, South Australia - an historic inland town
What a trip you took us on today, wonderful scenery and great storytelling. Thank you. We have just finished watching 2 back to back series of Silent City on Netflix, we were hooked! Have you watched it?
ReplyDeleteMaggie @ turning the page
What amazing things to see! I'm so glad you are sharing your travels there because it's a country I will probably never get to visit! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of Lake Eyre South. I love the plane henge, very interesting to see and the ruin in the last image. It looks pretty sturdy even with no roof.
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Plane Henge made me smile. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAnd I do like seeing more of our wide (and very varied) land. More thanks.
It seems so isolated but untouched by man and beautiful all at the same time. I know there are sculptures and stuff, but it still feels isolated but safe.
ReplyDeleteDawn aka Spatulas On Parade
Rosie - so glad to see you return to Mosaic Monday! And the Plane Henge sculpture is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteAmazing place is that Lake. Have never been there.
ReplyDeleteLove those isolated towns they are so different to larger one.
Interesting to know that there is a lake below sea level.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing beautiful photos ....love to read your story telling.
I love your pictures. This looks like a really cool place to visit.
ReplyDeleteI have heard of Lake Eyre but don't think I have been there, that said it's a place I would like visit.
ReplyDeleteI love the airplanes! Have a great week. Sylvia D.
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