World Travel Reportage
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South Australia Outback
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Departure for the Painted desert, on the road to Odnadatta Station
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The Painted Desert is an ancient Inland Sea bed where the hills are the result of rain, weather and erosion
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Orange, red, yellow and white are the colors of Painted Desert
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Orange, red, yellow and white are the colors of Painted Desert
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Orange, red, yellow and white and the blue of the sky, are the colors of Painted Desert
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Orange, red, yellow and withe are the colors of the Painted Desert
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On the sundown, the Painted Desert becomes red creating suggestive and unreal atmospheres
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On the sundown, the Painted Desert becomes red creating suggestive and unreal atmospheres
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On the way to Odnadatta coming from Coober Pedy
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The Odnadatta Gasoline Station
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The Odnadatta Station with hotel and restaurant
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The unforgiving desert. Better to be equipped for any eventuality
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The unforgiving desert. Better to be equipped for any eventuality
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Bridge of the old railway Darwin - Adelaide
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One of the many abandoned rail stations that are encountered along the way of the old railway Darwin-Adelaide
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William Creek Station
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William Creek Station. The little museum of objects fallen from the space
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William Creek Station. The little museum of objects fallen from the space. What remains of a rocket engine
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On the shores of Lake Eyre
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Pool of fresh water in the desert near Maree
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The salt of the ancient sea that covered the desert, appears on the surface
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A rest area in the desert near Maree
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Towards the Flinders Ranges mountains
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Flinders Ranges, the most important mountain range in South Australia
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Water puddles and small rivers, through the canyons of the Flinders Rangers
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The mountain range of the Flinders Range, marks the end of the desert and the beginning of the territories inhabited
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The old railway linking Darwin to Adelaide
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The old rail station of Parachilna
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The plane is one of the most used vehicle by farmers to control the herds present in their large pastures
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The sun sets on the outback while someone prepare dinner
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Departure for the Painted desert, on the road to Odnadatta Station
The Painted Desert is an ancient Inland Sea bed where the hills are the result of rain, weather and erosion
Orange, red, yellow and white are the colors of Painted Desert
Orange, red, yellow and white are the colors of Painted Desert
Orange, red, yellow and white and the blue of the sky, are the colors of Painted Desert
Orange, red, yellow and withe are the colors of the Painted Desert
On the sundown, the Painted Desert becomes red creating suggestive and unreal atmospheres
On the sundown, the Painted Desert becomes red creating suggestive and unreal atmospheres
On the way to Odnadatta coming from Coober Pedy
The Odnadatta Gasoline Station
The Odnadatta Station with hotel and restaurant
The unforgiving desert. Better to be equipped for any eventuality
The unforgiving desert. Better to be equipped for any eventuality
Bridge of the old railway Darwin - Adelaide
One of the many abandoned rail stations that are encountered along the way of the old railway Darwin-Adelaide
William Creek Station
William Creek Station. The little museum of objects fallen from the space
William Creek Station. The little museum of objects fallen from the space. What remains of a rocket engine
On the shores of Lake Eyre
Pool of fresh water in the desert near Maree
The salt of the ancient sea that covered the desert, appears on the surface
A rest area in the desert near Maree
Towards the Flinders Ranges mountains
Flinders Ranges, the most important mountain range in South Australia
Water puddles and small rivers, through the canyons of the Flinders Rangers
The mountain range of the Flinders Range, marks the end of the desert and the beginning of the territories inhabited
The old railway linking Darwin to Adelaide
The old rail station of Parachilna
The plane is one of the most used vehicle by farmers to control the herds present in their large pastures
The sun sets on the outback while someone prepare dinner
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South Australia
A journey through the colors of the Painted Desert passing by Odnadatta and William Creck to reach the Flinders Ranges. Orange, red, yellow, white, and the blue of the sky are the colors of the South Australia Outback. A journey along the old railway that has allowed, in the late nineteenth century, to cross thousands of miles the boundless Australian desert.
Along with the photo report, there are several video insights that contribute to a better understanding of this part of South Australia. A desert full of color, history and traditions dating back to the beginnings of contemporary Australian history.
More informations:
South Australian Tourism Commission: www.southaustralia.com
Rent motorhome and 4x4: www.britz.com
Reach Australia: www.cathaypacific.com
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