After turning off from the unsealed Oondadatta Track, we were driving on the sealed Stuart Highway and seeing outposts of civilization, at least what you might consider civilization when you have been traveling in the vast emptiness of the outback. The miles of desert flatness gave way to small hills with mining equipment and underground homes carved inside. We had reached the remarkable small town … Continue reading Day 27: Coober Pedy
This leg of the journey took us deeper into the outback of South Australia. The day was filled with the incredible beauty of this remote part of the world. We started with a hike in Wilpena Pound which began in a dense eucalyptus forest. We saw a few emus along the way. They tend to look like they are drunk when they are running away … Continue reading Day 25: Wilpena Pound to Beltana
South Australia prides itself on the fact that, unlike some of the other Australian colonies such as New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, it was not initially settled by convicts. Instead, it was settled by free, mostly middle-class merchants and farmers from England as well as other countries. South Australia is probably one of the more unsung regions of Australia for tourism, although its praises … Continue reading Day 23: Adelaide
Journeying Jeff 