3D model of Wilpena Pound. A huge natural Amphitheatre and a main attraction in the Flinders Ranges

Emus and their cute chicks en masse here

Top of Rawnsley Bluff. Bit of a challenging hike but it was well worth it

Top of the bluff. We looked at the summit for 1.5 weeks before attempting!

Our first bread making session. After this we bought a Kmart special bread maker!

For a while someone was really into custards tarts

Corrugations. Low tyre pressure and drive fast or else book a dentist appointment!

Bit of maintenance to help keep things running efficiently

There are goats about half way up that rock!

The poopy stick pre burning ritual. You dont want to know 🤣

A rare yellow footed wallaby. Spotted by ms Ella!

Our morning alarm clocks! We started leaving water out for them which the girls loved

📍Rawnsley Station, Flinders Ranges SA

26 settembre 2024, Australia ⋅ 🌬 15 °C

Videos;

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https://youtu.be/HHH8FRDld8M?si=6SKDaGZ4XdycnOzx

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Base camp for exploring the rest of the Flinders Ranges was Rawnsley Park, a working sheep station.
The bush camp looked quite disappointing at the beginning but trekking further along the twisting tracks paid off.

One week turned into two as nearby campsites were booked out for the school holidays. Not a bad spot to avoid the crowds!

Spoilt for scenery here without a dull
view in 250km of driving.
Not to mention the countless animals which is surprising with how dry some parts lookLeggi altro

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