Driving Across the Outback

We just got back from our three week holiday down to
Adelaide, South Australia. We drove down. If you’ve
ever wondered what the Australian Outback looks like,
here are a few photos that are pretty representative of
what it’s like for 1200+km. There are lots of small
shrubs. Sometimes there are occasional hills, but mostly
it’s flat.

Every now and then (somewhere between 50 and
250kms) there are roadhouses where you can fill up on
petrol/gas. Most roadhouses have a small convenience
store and very basic accommodations. We decided to take
it easy on the kids since they’re so young, so we broke
the drive up and drove for only 5-7 hours at the most
in a day.

By the way, I’ll be posting more pictures as I have time, but
I’m going to place them AFTER these pictures, so you’ll need
to scroll down to see if there are new pictures over the course
of the next few days.


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2 Responses

  1. Great blog! Very interesting…I wonder if you'd like to be included in the AussieHomeschool Blog Roll? We have quite a little community of Aussie HS bloggers and I think your blog is quite interesting and other bloggers would really like to know you're here. Anyway, feel free to check us out:http://aussiehomeschool.com/blogCheers,Susan

  2. Hi Susan,I'm sorry I've been slow to reply–it's a busy time of year, isn't it?! We'd be happy to be on the Aussie blog roll. I briefly checked out the website and it looks like a good resource. Thanks for thinking of us. I'll try to be in touch again after the holidays, if that sounds good.

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