Images Dated 2019 June

Big Lizzie is the largest traction engine ever built in Australia

Big Lizzie is the largest traction engine ever built in Australia. It was constructed in Melbourne in 1917, designed to obviate the need for camel caravans. Weighing over 45 tonnes it could carry 80 tonnes. It was used to clear land for soldier settlements after a two-year journey from Melbourne to Red Cliffs. Red Cliffs, Sunraysia, Victoria, Australia

Perry Sand Hills formed after an ice age 40 thousand years ago and now forming a landscape spread over 333 ha that is continually changed by the wind

Perry Sand Hills formed after an ice age 40 thousand years ago and now forming a landscape spread over 333 ha that is continually changed by the wind. It has featured in numbers of films, TV shows and advertisements. The Wentworth Pioneer Museum has on display the remains of megafauna found here: kangaroos, lions, emus and wombats. Near Wentworth, far southwest New South Wales, Australia

The cellar in the Village at Loxton where memorabilia of its pioneering past are displayed in 45 buildings either relocated or replicated

The cellar in the Village at Loxton where memorabilia of its pioneering past are displayed in 45 buildings either relocated or replicated. The building is built of stone from the original Loxton Hospital. Cellars were used to store food before refrigeration. Loxton, Riverland, South Australia, Australia