Old Andado Station

What an amazing sight between two sand dunes on the western edge of the Simpson desert. Andado station was once 10,850 sq kms (4189 sq miles) and the Clark family took possession in 1955. Sadly there was a lot of tragedy and Molly Clark had to sell in 1986, but she first got the Old Andado homestead and 45 sq kms sectioned off and moved into it. Tourists can stay there and yes, we did :)

[Margo]

Love the red soil nice capture

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such arid land

[Rachel]

Such an isolated existence. Lovely red earth though.

[sally agnew]

Love the red landscape :)

[Sam]

it looks very quiet!

[HUNNYBEE]

You are getting closer to where I am, thought the landscape looked a tad familiar.

[Denise Wood]

@hunnybee Just had to look up where you live - just up the road!!!! I'll now go and look at your photos and follow you :)

[Diana]

Beautyful landscape and colours

[judith deacon]

Fantastic scenery and colour - what an amazing trip you're have had.

[Debbie]

Classic Australian outback scene. I never tire of our wonderful contrasting colours

[*lynn]

wide open spaces!

[Issi Bannerman]

Wow, that's remote! Magnificent shot.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful leading lines, colors, textures

[Peter]

Wonderful colours and detail, clarity for miles Great image Terry:)

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful;

[Sally Ings]

The starkness adds to the beauty.

[Gosia]

So beautiful.

[Connie Little]

Beautiful capture of the red soil and vast landscape. Would be so isolated living out that way. Not sure I could do it.

[Rick]

Amazing capture.

[Tony]

Your image beautifully captured the dry outback.