Dawn breaks over Australia’s Outback (In a brilliance of colour)

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Dawn break over Australia’s Outback (In a brilliance of colour)

Dawn and the hour or so before the sun pierces the eastern horizon is a favourite time of day for me.

And when travelling in the Australian Outback I am often rewarded with a view like this one, captured at Welford National Park…

Crikey, tickle me pink, how good is this sunrise over in the Outback.

Photo by: Baz, The Landy (how can I tell? Janet and TomO aren’t early risers!)

12 thoughts on “Dawn breaks over Australia’s Outback (In a brilliance of colour)”

  1. Baz - The Landy October 14, 2013 / 7:38 am

    …had a cup of tea just after this, not that I specifically remember, but I always do!

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  2. Beth October 14, 2013 / 7:02 am

    Bee-you-tea-full! ‘Nuff said…

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  4. nutsfortreasure October 10, 2013 / 12:43 am

    Is not the start of a new day just the very best. It always brings me hope.

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    • Baz - The Landy October 10, 2013 / 5:16 am

      That is exactly how I feel about it… 🙂

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      • nutsfortreasure October 10, 2013 / 11:51 am

        Ah no wonder we BLOG 🙂

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  5. The Guat October 9, 2013 / 3:18 am

    Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude.

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  6. willc88 October 8, 2013 / 12:14 am

    Stunning!

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    • Baz - The Landy October 14, 2013 / 7:37 am

      It’s a beautiful thing watching the sun rise over the outback, strewth, come to think about it, it’s good to see it anywhere, means at least you’ve made it into another day 😉

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  7. Jim in IA October 7, 2013 / 11:04 pm

    My front window faces east. Each morning I check the sky. Now and then I get a beauty like this. They are a glorious way to start the day, or end it. I also like to check for the stars and Moon each time I’m up early. Last week I had a special treat twice and wrote about it. You are invited to take a look. Warning. Orion may be oriented wrong. Sorry about that. 🙂
    http://jarphys.wordpress.com/2013/10/02/orion-and-iss-pass-2/

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