Desert Cave Coober Pedy
Hutchison Street Coober Pedy, South Australia, 5723, Australia
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Es geht ins Outback
Die Morgenstunden verbrachten wir noch in der Zivilisation. Noerdlich von Adelaide, an den Getreidefeldern vorbei, machten wir in Port Wakefield eine kurze Pause Port Augusta war dann der letzte Stop, bevor unser Bus auf dem Stuart Highway weiter nach Norden strebte. Die endlose Weite und die Salzseen waren fuer viele ein ungewohnter Anblick
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Coober Pedy, Opale & viele Maulwurfshuegel
Die Salzseen sind immer eine Faszination fuer die Passagiere.
Richard hat die Runde wohl schon oefters gemacht, das Raetsel in der Sonntags Zeitung scheint interessanter zu sein
Coober Pedy mit seinen Wuehlbergen, die aussehen wie Maulwurfshuegel, laesst die Kamera klicken.
Coober Pedy
Saturday, November 17, 2007 (Written by Stephen) Driving to Coober Pedy Not too much mucking around this morning just a quick game of cricket with Daniel, Ryan and William and then it was breakfast and pack up time. We are getting pretty efficient with the packing up especially when the boys chip in and help. Quick photos at the border sign and one …
You ain't never seen homes like this!
We took a little regional airline to a small outback town named "Coober Pedy" today. This town, home to about 4000 people, is known as the "Opal Capital of the World" as it produces over 95% of the world's opal. It is also interesting because most homes, hotels, and other buildings are underground due to the extreme heat of the desert. You might …
Opal mining town UNDERGROUND
whata cool place! coober pedy is truly unique, i mean, everyone lives and works underground here!!!! it's a dusty hell hole, so it's no wonder they prefer to be underground, but besides the dust and the flies that won't quit, the weather changes drastically here and they have very harsh extremes for winter and summer here, so living underground is …



