Colours (Of the Australian Outback) Image March 3, 2014November 18, 2014XPLORE - Out and About Mutawinji National Park, New South Wales, Australia Photo: Baz, The Landy Share this:TweetEmailPrintRedditShare on TumblrLike Loading...
janaline's world journey March 7, 2014 / 10:23 pm Such beautiful colours! Australia is still on my travel-wishlist! LikeLike
Baz - The Landy March 8, 2014 / 6:04 am Strewth, you’ve been everywhere else, about time you made the trip. A fantastic country full of beautiful colours and people…take care, Baz LikeLike
Baz - The Landy March 8, 2014 / 6:11 am Usually around 3-5 litres per person per day, with 4 days reserve between filling points… so a trip we are coin in June/July we will carry around 120 litres… LikeLike
vastlycurious.com March 8, 2014 / 11:49 pm Wow, I thought so. I gotta get to your country before I die! LikeLike
Lavinia Ross March 3, 2014 / 7:05 am The photograph is beautiful! What contributes to the color of the soil in this area? LikeLike
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Such beautiful colours! Australia is still on my travel-wishlist!
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Strewth, you’ve been everywhere else, about time you made the trip. A fantastic country full of beautiful colours and people…take care, Baz
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I guess you bring your own water Baz?
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Usually around 3-5 litres per person per day, with 4 days reserve between filling points… so a trip we are coin in June/July we will carry around 120 litres…
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Wow, I thought so. I gotta get to your country before I die!
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so beautiful :}
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A spectacular country BG…
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Stunning!
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🙂
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The photograph is beautiful! What contributes to the color of the soil in this area?
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I believe it to be the iron content…
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