Over the last few days Lake Eyre is filling up again. Great report from Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s Kalamurina Sanctuary on the north edge of Lake Eyre, with pictures, click here.
Category Archives: Lake Eyre
Point & Shoot
To understand how beautiful Lake Eyre, Anna Creek Station and the Painted Hills are, even a point-and-shoot camera takes marvellous photographs.
The Doc’s Road Trip
Here is a map of the last road trip, just under 8,000km (excluding the flight which was 390km). The plane flight over Lake Eyre and Anna Creek Station are the “wings” you can see in South Australia.
Odometer milestones were:
- 25,000km at Warrumbungles, NSW
- 26,000km between Cobar and Wilcannia, NSW
- 27,000km AWC’s Scotia Sanctuary, NSW
- 29,000km Simpson Desert, SA
- 30,000km Innamincka, SA
- 31,000km near Cobar, NSW
Next week The Doc flies to AWC’s Mornington Sanctuary in the Kimberlies, Western Australia.
Textures of the Australian Bush: Part 6 The Painted Hills
The small plane flight took us over Anna Creek Station, Lake Eyre and The Painted Hills. Perhaps the highlight of the flight. They have extraordinary colours and textures.
The following images were sharpened, resized and a bit of saturation was added. That is about it. Enjoy.
Textures of the Australian Bush: Part 5 Lake Eyre
The fifth instalment of Textures of the Australian Bush covers Lake Eyre. Enjoy.
Textures of the Australian Bush: Part 4 Anna Creek Station
The fourth instalment of Textures of the Australian Bush covers Anna Creek Station. Anna Creek Station is the largest Cattle Station (Ranch) in the world. Enjoy.
Lake Eyre from the air
A taste of Lake Eyre from the plane. Plenty more to come.
Another one.
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