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Images Dated 6th May 2019

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Remains of a Murray River timber barge on Port Augusta foreshore

Scenery at the floor of Dales Gorge with lush vegetation fed by the permanent water

The Dales Gorge Walk links one end of the gorge to the other with the track leading

Fern Pool in Dales Gorge with its twin waterfalls

Fern Pool and its twin waterfalls in Dales Gorge

Fern Pool in Dales Gorge and its crystal-clear water

Fern Pool in Dales Gorge with its permanent waterfalls

Dales Gorge cliffs with banded iron formations

Fortescue Falls dropping into Dales Gorge and a pool that offers visitors a swim

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Visitors to Dales Gorge and its creek

Visitors to Dales Gorge and its creek.The Dales Gorge Walk links one end of the gorge to the other, on the high rim with its gives great views and along the creek for a closer experience of the features of the gorge with its bright red rock and possibly a swim in Fern Pool or Circular Pool. Or both. Karijini National Park, Western Australia, Australia

Fortescue Falls dropping into Dales Gorge

Fortescue Falls cascading down a natural staircase into Dales Gorge

Fortescue Falls cascading into Dales Gorge and offering visitors a swimming hole

Sign in Dales Gorge advising that blue asbestos is present in some of the gorges

Tourists in Dales Gorge at the top of a metal staircase that takes visitors down

Dales Gorge showing the iron-rich rock that gives the gorge its characteristic red

Cottage built around 1880 of pine with burnt lime and sand pug between

Cobar visitors centre built around 1910 as the administration building for

Sculpture of a mine worker in the copper town Cobar founded in the 18870s

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Ruins of Kanyaka Station homestead

Ruins of Kanyaka Station homestead. The station was founded in 1852 and at one time was successful enough to have 70 families living and working there. The station covered 945 sq km and ran 41 000 sheep. Droughts brought huge losses of sheep and the station was eventually abandoned. Lower Flinders Ranges, South Australia, Australia

The Prairie Hotel has made a name for itself by specialising in local food such as emu

One of several sculptural structures in Mutonia Sculpture Park

Sculptures in the stone that gives us talcum powder by Dutch born sculptor Johan Alferink

Outdoor gallery of Dutch born sculptor Johan Alferink, better known as Talc Alf

Landscape on the fringe of the Simpson Desert at twilight with a full moon

Lyndhurst Hotel in Strzelecki and Oodnadatta Tracks

Huge full moon over a sand dune on the fringe of the Simpson Desert

Sand dune on the fringe of the Simpson Desert

Dune of red sand on the fringe of the Simpson Desert

Dune of red sand with footprints of large and small animals on the fringe of the Simpson

Ruins of a homestead in the Tirari Desert

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Lyndhurst Hotel in Strzelecki and Oodnadatta Tracks

Lyndhurst Hotel in Strzelecki and Oodnadatta Tracks, in a town that once had a station of the Great Northern Railway but now has little more than a few buildings, ruins and the hotel. It originally stood in Mount Freeling and in 1896 was dismantled to be taken on a bullock wagon to Lyndhurst, about 100 km away. Lyndhurst, South Australia, Australia

Wrecked and abandoned vehicle in the Tirari Desert

Oodnadatta Track running through the Tirari Desert

Section of line of the Old Ghan Railway in the Tirari Desert

Fingerpost with world destinations from Marree (20 km) to London (15340 km)

Night scene at the William Creek Hotel camp ground

William Creek Hotel in the Tirari Desert

A steam engine in a narrow defile on the Pichi Richi Railway line between Quorn

A steam engine on the Pichi Richi Railway line between Quorn and Port Augusta

Quornucopia store in a row of shops shaded under a verandah

Double-fronted cottage in Quorn, home of the Pichi Richi Railway