Monthly Archives: September 2010

Sundown, Coongie Lakes

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Salt Flat

A photograph taken earlier in the years when rising floodwaters were yet to engulf huge areas of exposed salt around the edges of Lake Eyre.

Click here for quite a bit of useful information on the Lake and the drainage basin that feeds it.

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Silver and Black

Not a black and white picture, just the angle of the sun’s rays playing on the water and rock of the Lake Eyre coastline.

I am continuing to look at the rest of the Lake Eyre and Coongie Lake images with a rejuvenated eye.

There could be more to come.

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Echo Camp II

Another perspective of this well-known Flinders Ranges landmark.

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On The Rocks

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Crystal Clear

Hardly permanent but about as fresh you can get.

A waterhole in the Wirreanda Creek, south of Hawker in the Flinders Ranges after recent rains.

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Echo Camp

Echo Camp Waterhole….one of the many spectacular or tranquil permanent waterholes along the Arkaroola Creek, northern Flinders Ranges.

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Waterhole Week

For the next five posts a feature on the beautiful waterholes of the Flinders Ranges.

There’s plenty more than five but I’ll stick to just a few.

Yudnamutana Waterhole, western side of the northern Flinders, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary.

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Comparisons

The photograph above was taken a couple of years ago mainly to illustrate the dramatic effects of the drought which had been going on for almost a decade.

I thought it a good idea to go back to the same spot the other day. Maybe the current scene would highlight even better the plight of people on the land in tough times.

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Misplaced Photos

The same area on Nantawarrina in the northern Flinders Ranges as the previous image and in both cases taken during the worst of the drought years.

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