Day 15 - Tanami Track

Since the track was graded and became a road, it is used as a shortcut by road trains going from Alice Springs to Broome - if you can call 1050kms a shortcut.
They leave a thick cloud of bull dust in their wake.
Don't bother to comment - just telling a story.

We have now left the map at http://365project.org/terryliv/from-the-archiv/2015-01-07 showing our tour up to the start of Day 15.

See the background to this series of postings on the Kimberley at http://365project.org/terryliv/from-the-archiv/2015-01-08

[Janiskay]

Great capture. I wouldn't want to be behind them!

[Debbie]

Had you stopped on the side if the road for this one poppo or did you shoot it out of your window..
I like this a lot

[Poppo Livy]

@deborah63 No through the windscreen on the move Debbie. That is the GoPro on the dashboard of the bus that you can see.

[Denise Wood]

That dust is amazing :)

[Pam Knowler]

Great capture - you can feel the speed with that enormous cloud of dust it has created! Fav!

[gayelene]

Great shot

[Peter Grave]

Good shot Terry.It doesn,t make any difference whether you,re behind it or travelling into it you still get that red dust through everything,

[Anne Pancella]

Cool shot.

[Susan C Clow]

Great shot of all that red earth being kicked up by the truck. Wow, it is colors. FAV

[Candace]

That soil is an amazing color!

[Robyn]

Oh I wish I was there in the sun and the red dirt

[ShirleyB]

Great shot. That dust must get everywhere. Hope nobody had their windows open.

[Babs]

Wow what a huge cloud of red dust.

[Rick Schies]

Making up some dust there

[Peter]

Great shot through the windscreen Terry, what amazed us when driving along one of these roads for the fist time, we saw a cloud of red dust coming towards us then notice it was a lorry as it got close, when it passed the driver waved and then I could see nothing but red dust, lol:)

[Joan Robillard]

Cool