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Flinders Ranges in South Australia. The western side of Wilpena Pound from near the Moralana Station scenic lookout.
by denisbin

Ikara Flinders Ranges National Park. The new information centre shop and cafe at the entrance to the natrual amphitheatre..Callistrist pine trees.
by denisbin

Eyre Street, Hulme
by Gene Hunt

CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY ASSUMED INTO HEAVEN AND ST NICHOLAS GALWAY [A COMPLICATED NAME FOR GALWAY CATHEDRAL]-1192373
by infomatique

Poonindie near Port Lincoln on Eyre Peninsula. The stained glass bay window and font of St Matthews Anglican Church which was built in 1854. It was built as the school room of the Poonindie Aboriginal MIssion.
by denisbin

Port Lincoln. Reflections in marina with the tuna fishing fleet beyond.
by denisbin

Yalata Sheep Station near Fowlers Bay. Run established 1858 by Robert Barr Smith and William Swan. Homestead built in 1880. Ruins of a well or whim by the sheep yards. At its peak it covered 2.24 million acres.
by denisbin

Marree. The world's most unusual yacht club. The Lake Eyre Yacht Club which only opens about every ten years or so when water flows into Lake Eyre.
by denisbin

CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY ASSUMED INTO HEAVEN AND ST NICHOLAS GALWAY [A COMPLICATED NAME FOR GALWAY CATHEDRAL]-1192395
by infomatique

Reading
by Easa Shamih (iZZo) | P.h.o.t.o.g.r.a.p.h.y

Watervale in the Clare Valley. The Watervale Institute which looks more like a house was built in 1905. Mrs C Sobels laid the foundation stone.
by denisbin

Elliston. Rocks at the entrance to the harbour. Part of the dramatic coastline of Eyre Peninsula
by denisbin

Ceduna. Eyre Peninsula. Our Lady of the Sea Catholic Church. Built in 1929.
by denisbin

Denial Bay on Eyre Peninsula. Mangroves Black swans and Cormorants on the old wool loading platform for sailing ships. Loads taken out at low tide and put on ships at high tide.
by denisbin

Cummins. The railway workers accommodation barracks in the Cummins Railway Station yards.
by denisbin

Port Lincoln marina. Diving dolphin .
by denisbin

Kimba. Eyre Peninsula. Looking over the town with its silo art from the local lookout.
by denisbin

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Port Lincoln. Tuna fishing boats in the marina.
by denisbin

Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges. The trunk of the Cazneaux tree. A giant River Red Gum. On a wet and rainy day.
by denisbin

Ceduna. The Wandana School room in the Ceduna National Trust Museum grounds. Wandana is north of Ceduna. School opened in 1913 and closed in 1932.
by denisbin

Lake Eyre
by eileenmak

Eyre Peninsula
by TheLeadSA

Calca near Bairds Bay and Sceale Bay on Eyre Peninsula. The old institute public hall. It opened in 1892. A state school was conducted in the hall from 1892 to 1939.
by denisbin

Lake Eyre Sunset
by Jussarian

Moona Mines copper mining site. Hughes Enginehouse built 1865 and the Hughes Boiler House and chimney built 1865. Nearby the Hughes, Elder and Barr Smith shafts. Three boilers imported from Cornwall.
by denisbin

Poochera Eyre Peninsula. Peter Sheridan's flattened kerosene humpy built on scrub land in Poochera in the 1920s. Now in the Poochera open air museum.
by denisbin

Cowell. Eyre Peninsula. The Anglican Church built in 1909 and on the other corner the Masonic Lodge also built in 1909.
by denisbin

Cummins. the main street. The Hotel Cummins was built in 1911.
by denisbin

Rudall on Eyre Peninsula. The former state school built in Mt Gambier limestone in 1927. Closed in 1949. Became the Methodist Church in 1953.
by denisbin

Streaky Bay. Eyre Peninsula. EP cruises. Razor fish opened ready for cleaning. Caught for our lunch at Cape Bauer..
by denisbin

Ceduna. The Anglican Church in Poynton Street built in 1955 with an unsual tower spire. The first Anglican Church was built on this site in 1911.
by denisbin

Justine Eyre and Cory Docotorow at Skyboat
by gruntzooki

Memorial to Edward John Eyre, Eleven Mile Beach Road, Esperance, Western Australia
by Stuart Smith.

Coffin Bay. Eyre Peninsula. Oyster display from the leases tour showing the sizes used for grading them for the next size oyster pots.
by denisbin

L’eyre delta
by fklv (Obsolete hipster)

Blanchetown. List of hotel licensees since 1858.
by denisbin

Lake eyre via William Creek
by MikeBlogs

Ceduna. The old government school built in 1914 is now the National Trust Museum. Items and equipment from Maralinga the atomic bomb testing site of the British in the 1950s.
by denisbin

Fowlers Bay about 880 kms west of Adelaide. A Southern Right Whale mother haves a roll in the sea. The town buildings are just in the background.
by denisbin

Eyre Peninsula
by mikecogh

Ceduna. South Australia. The National Trust Museum. Photograph of the first Maralinga atomic bomb explosion of the British in the 1956. Seven such Atomic bombs bombs set off between 1956 and 1963.
by denisbin

Poochera. Eyre Peninsula. Peter Sheridan's flattened kerosene humpy built on scrub land in Poochera in the 1920s. Now in the Poochera open air museum.
by denisbin

Smoky Bay. Eyre Peninsula. The Smoky Bay government school room 1909 to 1959. View through the former window.
by denisbin

Eyre Peninsula IMGP0203 SA
by Iancochrane

Farina ghost town in the Flinders Ranges. This is the old railway bridge across the creek. The Great Northern Railway to Farina reached here in 1882.
by denisbin

Mannum. On the River Murray South Australia. The 19th century river paddle steamer the Marion. Now part of a museum and for river rides.
by denisbin

Denial Bay. The stone ruins of William McKenzie's homestead and a lone Eucalyptus. He was the pioneer settler of the district. .
by denisbin

The Browne Doorway, Eyre Square, Galway (506258)
by Bob Linsdell

Cummins. The Gothic porch and facade of the Methodist Church built in 1912 and still in use as the Cummins Uniting Church.
by denisbin

SAINT PATRICK’S CHURCH AND HALL IN GALWAY [FOR MY SECOND SESSION I HAD SOME FUN USING A 15mm LENS]-119883
by infomatique

Koongawa. The bright white stone memorial to John Darke who was killed by Aborigines in 1844 when he was exploring Eyre Peninsula for pastoral country. It was erected in 1944.
by denisbin

Eyre Peninsula. The disused railway line from Ceduna to Port Lincoln with canola crop in the distance.
by denisbin

Eyre Peninsula West Coast
by myportlincoln.com

Anne of Argyle by George Eyre Todd.
by Boston Public Library

Cummins on Eyre Peninsula. All that remains of the old railway station platforms in the rail yards.
by denisbin

Watervale. The Stanley Arms Hotel licensed in 1847. Name changed to Watervale Hotel. Burnt down 1913 and this new building erected.
by denisbin

Whyalla. Mount Laura homestead. This sheep station was established in the 19th century. This angle shows the galvanised iron section which was built in 1910. These stone front rooms were added in 1922..
by denisbin

Farina between the Flinders Ranges and outback Marree. The railway bridge. The first bridge was built in 1882 and this later bridge was built in 1957. No longer in use.
by denisbin

Ikara Flinders Ranges National Park. The rocky strata that forms the edge of Wilpena Pound an amazing natural amphitheatre.
by denisbin