Dalhousie Station ruins

Dalhousie station - 7769 sq kms, was established in 1872 and was a working station until 1925 when it was abandoned. The SA government took control in 1985 to restore the ruins and keep it as a heritage site today.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So remote and isolated with the two beautiful palm trees !

[Jane Anderson]

So interesting--looks similar to a church too.

[Tony]

Great to see that the ruins are being preserved.

[Milanie]

Nicely composed - glad this has been preserved.

[Diana]

Beautiful capture and composition.

[Margo]

lovely capture

[Rachel]

Interesting, lovely shot.

[Connie Little]

So has the Government actually done any restoration work here. Great capture.

[Sue Cooper]

Lovely composition and colours.

[Margaret Snell]

Good shot, beautiful scene.

[Poppo Livy]

Loved Dalhousie Station

[Denise Wood]

@terryliv So you've been here too? Why are you sooking so much then?

[Poppo Livy]

Hey!! I'm commenting aren't I?
We went to Big Red and to Dalhousie. It was the bit in the middle we missed out on. See http://365project.org/terryliv/365/2015-10-15

[Denise Wood]

@terryliv So how did you do both ends but not the bit in the middle??

[Poppo Livy]

We did the Strzelecki Track to Birdsville, then the Birdsville track to Maree then up the Oodnadatta Track to Dalhousie

[Denise Wood]

@terryliv That's a bloody long way round!!!!

[Peter Grave]

Nice capture .