30 May 2012

Outdoors Wednesday; Broken Hill, N.S.W.

Hope you noticed I was missing for a while?  Had been having lots of fun, shuffling up a little of the unique red soil in Outback N.S.W.

The end of a day, overlooking the plains near the living desert; waiting on sunset 
 




..at the Sculpture Symposium, a magpie waits on dusk.

Sharing with Outdoors Wednesday

11 comments:

  1. Olivia8:52 pm

    Beautiful Pics Carol..nice blog :)

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  2. Jenni9:13 pm

    Oh how lovely... I am hoping to head up that way in a month or so... Lovely shots and welcome back.
    Jenni

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  3. Anonymous9:22 pm

    It was well worth the wait, very beautiful! Welcome back, glad you had some fun while you were away! :)

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  4. TexWisGirl10:52 pm

    i have noticed you were 'quiet'. :)

    these are GORGEOUS! wonderful!

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  5. Grandma Barb's This and That12:20 am

    Welcome back Carole. I'm sure you had a wonderful trip and will have some amazing photos for us. I love the sunset, and the sun shining on the rocks.

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  6. John @ Beans and I on the Loose12:38 am

    I have always dreamed about traveling through the Outback. I look forward to more pictures.

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  7. Liz3:11 am

    Gorgeous outdoor shots Carole! Lovely scenery.

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  8. Unknown5:48 am

    Love the redness of the rock! The shadows in the third pic almost make it look like simple dwellings!

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  9. Jan Castle2:37 pm

    Lovely colors and shadows!!!
    Hugs,
    Jan

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  10. Brian King6:52 pm

    I wondered if you were off visiting places again. The light on the rocks is beautiful! The sunset photo is just gorgeous!

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  11. Adrienne W2:51 pm

    Terrific shots of our Outback!
    Thanks for sharing, Carole

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