Today we are heading back to Barcaldine, then on to Aramac. Reception has been very limited last few days, so there are a squillion photos on the previous post 😆😃
Gadget enjoying his car trip 😆
Sadly we farewell Graham, Gail and Quilpie as they make their way south to visit family and we head north to follow the sculpture trail.
Traffic jam on the road into Aramac.
The lake is on private property and the views are beautiful, especially seeing kangaroos on the waters edge. There are 40 sculptures all made by Milynda Rogers from scrap metal. More are added each year. The trail is about 200kms long with 2/3 being dirt road. The road to the lake is 67kms of bitumen.
Cycling kangaroos and goanna.
Big ram.
Drover of stolen cattle and a white bull, Harry Redford.
NRL star, Jonathan Thurston.
Turkeys
Spring fish.
Jabirus.
Rainbow serpent.
The stone healing circle is an 'ancient sacred site connected to 6 others in the world. When you step into the centre -the eye of god- you are connected to the energies of all 7'
Big crayfish at the entrance to Lake Dunn campground.
There were more sculptures we saw today but my phone decided it didn't want to work anymore 😏
Lake Dunn is beautiful. $10p.n. Camped right near the water. Spent a few hours stargazing again and saw quite a few satellites and falling stars.
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