It has been about 10 days since my last post and we have certainly seen so much in that time. Since leaving the Barossa, we headed through and enjoyed staying a while at the Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound, then Coober Pedy, and Woomera, before arriving at Uluru. Spectacular rugged peaks towering above outback plains, including waterholes and jagged gorges, huge eagles, kangaroos and wallabies, emus and camels.
We have been having a great and so far, safe time.Have enjoyed BBQs with fellow campers. Have stayed at a mixture of places including caravan parks when washing is needed, but particularly love camping in the national parks, rest areas or road houses.
Hope you enjoy our photos.
Terowie (SA) camp spot…Terowie retains a number of authentic and well preserved 1880s buildings. (population of 145) … General Douglas MacArthur made his famous speech regarding The Battle of the Philippines in which he said: “I came out of Bataan and I shall return” here at Terowie.
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I loved the green grass and gums at our campsite at Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges. Apparently it is the greenest it has been for over 5 years.Flinders RangesFlinders Rangers National parkWoomera, SAWoomera Rocket RangeFilling up for fuel at $2.22 a litre at “Spuds Roadhouse” near Woomera where we camped the night.We have been seeing plenty of these !!!!Coober PedyUluru….amazing. The colours changed so often. We spent 3 days there and two sunsets. So lucky.Mal trying to pick Uluru (Ayres Rock) up !On our 11km walk around UluruKata Tjuta (the Olgas)Traditional dancingA cute localNight time falling at a roadhouse camp spot with a cricket match going on…. very Australian (left click on photo for a closer look)Mum and baby in pouch at our camp spotEric Beazley and Vicki Leonard with their beloved “Turtlebago”. I went to Bellingen High with these guys. They were in 2 grades below me. We camped next to them. It’s a small world. We had a 1 degree morning. It was cool !!I loved the cloud formation in this photo I took in the Flinders Ranges
