The further north the more expensive.

Most expensive will be Mt Dare.

No "nice" water available here though.

We saw signs, and dark clouds, and a few spots, but nothing serious.

The uprights are substantial. The construction is a bit unusual.

One thing for sure. Nothing was going to escape once inside (and the gate closed).

And your quiz question for this evening ....... "what is the function of the structure on the left?".

We assume it was once thatched.

To the left of the kitchen building is a rusty kerosene fridge. One of three.

Either lots were required or they failed frequently.

I walked up the road we will take in the morning.

Well, next morning but one ... we had a rest day.

But it evaporated before landing.

To the south east is a string of billabongs.

Permanent large waterholes in an otherwise arid landscape.

And cattle stations.

We surprised this owl a few times.

A single line of river red gums on each side.

A row of acacias behind.

We saw them catch the occasional fish.

Or rather, saw them occasionally catch a fish ....!

We'd had a discussion about which side was best for camping. 

We chose the north (right from here) side.

For no apparent reason.