Quorn, Australia

... drive across 20 miles of unmade road which gave us our 1st glimpse of wild kangaroos, emus, deer and eagle. Leaving Quorn after the excursion we headed straight towards our Xmas destination of Ceduna avoiding the Eyre peninsula in time to take a detour ...

... and new branches. Further up you see a lot of  Xanthorrhoea, or Grass Trees. Anyone who's been to Australia will recognise these, little black stumpy trunks and then what looks like a big sprouting of grass coming out of the top ...

... Caves where i saw my first bit of Aboriginal art, but also learnt much more about the history of Australia, about Aboriginal culture and experience and heard my first 'dreamtime' story. Dreamtime is the very poorly translated English  ...

We've finally found a place where we can go walking again and burn off some of those winter calories. Mumbray Creek, Flinders Ranges, more precisely Wilpena Pound and Dutchman Stern. The only thing to remember is that time estimates are so over the real ...