Road-Tripping Australia’s Straight Corners
By Marion Halliday – Getting to Australia’s Cameron Corner can be tricky. Long stretches of all roads leading to this remote Outback junction in the heart of “Corner Country” are rugged; rocky enough to shred your tyres, or sandy enough to get bogged; and dusty when dry, which is most of the time.
Words and photos by Marion Halliday (Red Nomad OZ), author, blogger and Aussie traveller who loves discovering nature based attractions and activities – and scenic loos – all over Australia. Her Aussie travel expertise, photography and the storytelling skills she developed in corporate life come together in her Aussie travel blog where the highlights (and lowlights) of her many years of downunder travel provide inspiration for other Aussie explorers.
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Globerovers Magazine July 2020
Outback Landscape, Broken Hill
Sculpture, Living Desert, Broken Hill
Mad Max II Museum, Silverton via Broken Hill
Evening at the Living Desert, Broken Hill
Lookout over Mundi Mundi Plain, Silverton via Broken Hill
Stephens Creek Reservoir, Broken Hill
Drinking at Cobham Lake en route to Tibooburra
Inside Packsaddle Roadhouse between Broken Hill and Tibooburra
Milparinka Historic Town via Tibooburra
Tibooburra Main Street after rain
Tibooburra Main Street after rain
Tibooburra Rocks
Woolshed at Sturt National Park
Sturt’s Desert Pea, Tibooburra
Cameron Corner Survey Marker where the three states meet
Dingo Fence, Cameron Corner
Jump-ups on Jump Up Loop Road
Middle Road, Sturt National Park
Plains from Jump-up Loop Road Lookout
Waka Claypan near Cameron Corner
Road Warning sign near Cameron Corner
Cameron Corner Road Sign