Outback Queensland 2022

Corella Dam was built in 1958 to provide water to the uranium mining town of Mary Kathleen.  The town was closed in 1983 and the buildings removed.  All that remains are the streets and the concrete slabs from the shops, offices and carports.  The old town site is now a free camping area - complete with the old carport slabs for your awning area. Yahtzee! Corella Dam Camping Area - and it's free Here We are at the Mary Kathleen Mine Pit Mary Kathleen Town Plaque Unveiled By Bob Menzies In 1958 Playing on the Road Mary Kathleen Town Camp

 We meet up with the Dunbars for a couple of nights at our Stoney Creek camp. No Caption Required  ;-) Roast Potatoes and Steak on the Campfire The Cooks Preparing Another Feast

We camped a few nights behind the pub at Aramac and then spent a few more nights camped at the Pump Hole at Muttaburra.  We will make a point of going back again there one day Exhibit at the Aramac Museum Enjoying the Sunset Tagalong Tour Showing off at Muttaburra Old Boiler at the Old Bowen Downs Sheep Station Sorting the Boys From the Girls Muttaburrasaurus (the one in the middle) Celebrating Something (Can't Remember What) Remains of a Redclaw Snack - Do You Want Flies With That?

These are some of the sculptures along a 200km trail from Aramac out to Lake Dunn and back via the old coach road that runs from Jericho to Aramac. Lake Dunn - lots of water after a long drought Black Headed Stork Grey Rock where coach passengers carved their initials The Bottle Tree

  Hot Tub at Gretel Cattle Yards Maree with an Emu Sculpture at Emerald Just Another Roast Dinner Hot Tub at Gretel Cattle Yards

  Sunset at Boondoomba Homestead The Crew at Boondoomba Homestead Enjoying the Campfire at KIngsley Estate Winery near Kingaroy

  DJ's 70th Birthday Celebration on the Newell Hwy Maree Enjoying Fivsies at Currawarna State Forest Camped at Eumungerie Rec Reserve