A beautiful, still morning.
The absolute highlight – a 29 degree hot artesian spa. After a hour we came out waterlogged but very happy. So good to get the dust out of everything.
We went for a walk along the old Ghan track, collected a dog spike as a souvenir and patted the camels.
The weather was lovely. Not a breeze and 24 degrees.
We drove the 6kms back to the Mound Springs. There was a bearded dragon in the middle of the road so we did a Uy. Liam patted its tail then gave it a push to get it off the road. It also did a four foot drift as it scuttled under a bush.
The Mound Springs are amazing. Water coming up out of the Great Artesian Basin over thousands of years has formed small hills with an oasis developing wherever the water flows. Fish, snails, algae and isopods everywhere. We spent a couple of hours looking around.
Back to Coward Springs and another hour in the spa for Liam.
A roast chicken in the Cobb. A few hands of snap and bed.
The absolute highlight – a 29 degree hot artesian spa. After a hour we came out waterlogged but very happy. So good to get the dust out of everything.
We went for a walk along the old Ghan track, collected a dog spike as a souvenir and patted the camels.
The weather was lovely. Not a breeze and 24 degrees.
We drove the 6kms back to the Mound Springs. There was a bearded dragon in the middle of the road so we did a Uy. Liam patted its tail then gave it a push to get it off the road. It also did a four foot drift as it scuttled under a bush.
The Mound Springs are amazing. Water coming up out of the Great Artesian Basin over thousands of years has formed small hills with an oasis developing wherever the water flows. Fish, snails, algae and isopods everywhere. We spent a couple of hours looking around.
Back to Coward Springs and another hour in the spa for Liam.
A roast chicken in the Cobb. A few hands of snap and bed.
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