By going across on the Barge we ended up going the wrong way to Burra, well it didn't really matter, we went a very long way for a short cut. The GPS was helpful at times, this time it kept wanting to send us on dead end roads, or where there wasn't a road. Thank goodness we didn't take any notice of it as we would have just gone around in circles :)
Morgan has a populations of just under 400 people.
Getting ready to go across the river.
The first roadside parking rest area that I can recall.
After we found our way to Burra, this is some of the scenery.
Another beautiful series of photos, Margaret, I appreciate your sharing them. I love your new profile pic, you look radiant! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda.
DeleteThe photo of me, that was a selfie with my phone :)
wow your car looks great. The sceneryt is really impressive and charming..
ReplyDeleteThanks Gosia. The car goes well.
DeleteNice such a barge, we have done this once and it took a very long time.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Oh did it. The river isn't very wide so was quick.
DeleteSurprisingly green.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed travelling with you - thank you.
I should imagine it won't stay green for long...and thank you.
DeleteLovely photos.
ReplyDeleteI have great memories of the Burra area.
Colin
Thank you Colin. There will be another post on Burra :) so I hope you enjoy it..
DeleteStill it is good fun going across the river on a ferry isn't it? and I don't suppose you were in a great hurry. Like your new avatar Margaret.
ReplyDeleteYes Rosemary, was fun and something I don't get to do very often..
DeleteNo, no hurry..
Thanks re Avatar...a selfie with my phone. Don't do selfies often..
The countryside looks quite green. I don't use gps very often as I rarely go to areas I don't know but when I do, I am surprised how fallible they are and we've had two portable car sat navs and now a built in unit. I would never rely on them alone, especially in the outback.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was excellent when we had our first GPS several years ago, we didn't get lost either, but we were on the east coast. They are a guide only in my opinion after the experiences we have had over the years...
DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteVery wonderful pictures. It's a wonderful place.
Great the special trees on shot 3 and what a wonderful view on shot 4. So amazing.
Many greetings,
Marco
Thank you.
DeleteNo 4 was taken whilst moving in the vehicle, I was pleased with the result.
Beautiful countryside Margaret and fabulous photography!
ReplyDeleteThe terrain at the rest stop looks very different to the subsequent photos - what it in the same vicinity?
Thank you.
DeleteThe rest stop was different terrain, after Morgan and before the green paddocks on the way to Burra...:)
ohhhhh such heavenly landscapes
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely...I think so too..
DeleteBeautiful pictures, is to highlight, the light soft all of them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful landscapes in the 4 and 6 .
Kisses
When travelling especially, the light can't be right all the time...but I was lucky with these shots.
DeleteAhh... these photos are making me miss home. The haze in this region is toxic at the moment - we're all cooped up indoors trying not to breathe.
ReplyDeleteGo dear me, that doesn't sound too good then..
DeleteBurra looks inviting.
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