Explore the Australian outback, this particular place is found in southern Australia and looks absolutely beautiful.
Standley Chasm, the outback near Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia by Steve Strike

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Love this! It really makes you realise how big Ayers Rock is! p.s. I can't remember where I found this, so if anyone knows can you let me know. Tks!
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Cattle drive / In times of drought drovers take herds of cattle on long cattle drives, often over hundreds of kilometres, to find feed. / It looks as though they have found some in this shot.

THE LONG PADDOCK . Cattle drive / In times of drought drovers take herds of cattle on long cattle drives, often over hundreds of kilometres, to find feed.

Standley Chasm: How to see the views that most tourists NEVER see. http://traveloutbackaustralia.com/standley-chasm-views-tourists-never-see.html/ Standley Chasm, West MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Australia

Most people who visit Standley Chasm never do this. This little known secret will not only help you escape the tourist crowds, you'll be taking jawdropping photos and seeing Standley Chasm like you’ve never seen it before.

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Outback Road Train. These engines are around 19 litre capacity, the Rolls Royce merlin Spitfire airplane engine was 27 litres!!

These engines are around 19 litre capacity, the Rolls Royce merlin Spitfire airplane engine was 27 litres!

17 "Road Trains" await to load 2856 cattle at Helen Springs Station, Northern Territory, Australia

Road Trains loading cattle at Helen Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. Each trailer has 24 tyres plus a dolly with 8 tyres for the 72 trucks. There are tyres on the road.

Why can I see this being the long way home the boys were talking about? @5sosashtonirwin
Wherever this is, that's where I want to be.
Image detail for -Illustration of Old Outback House, Australia
Road train outback Australia. The dust generated by these trains can make visibility almost nothing. When passing a road train many of the driver's signal when it is safe to pass by waving you on..I have over the years put in quite a few km on gravel roads in Western Australia and I never experienced a driver who did not extend that lovely courtesy to other drivers. Thank you. Outback Australia is so different. Great picture from Jill Harrison's blog.
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