Most unexpected....

Between Barkley Roadhouse and Tennant Creek - an inland sea, formed during the recent flooding.

[Corinne C]

A wonderful panorama. I hope the flooding hasn't been to destructive.

[Babs]

What an interesting panorama. No doubt the water will disappear again as we head to another dry spell.

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Shutterbug]

It looks like an extensive area. Hope it helps offset drought.

[Walks @ 7]

Great pano

[Diana]

What a welcoming sight that must have been, great pano.

[Merrelyn]

Not where you'd expect to see that much water :)

[bkb in the city]

Great find and capture

[haskar]

Lovely pano. I like those golden plants on the surface of the water.

[Rob Z]

@corinnec Hi Corinne - the floods did cause huge problems in the north - they actually cut the one main road for East to West by destroying a major bridge. The road is open again but only because they've build a temporary causeway. Thanks for your interest. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@onewing Hi Babs - we've been so lucky with the timing of our trip - the countryside has been looking so good!

[Rob Z]

@shutterbug49 Hi Debbie - the floods have certainly broken the drought in lots of areas, but unfortunately they also swept away thousands of cattle and caused havoc to a lot of native wild life. The weather is so unpredictable - very difficult to live with. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@ludwigsdiana Thanks for your comment Diana - seeing that inland sea was absolutely incredible. And the birds just loved it!

[Rob Z]

@merrelyn Hi Merrelyn - it was a totally unexpected experience! And just amazing!

[Rob Z]

@haskar Hi Hasker - thanks for your comment. What made those plants even better was that they were home to dozens of tiny fish - so odd in an area which is usually dusty and dry. Cheers Rob

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This looks like an amazing place- love the panorama view.