SkyWatch - Another Wirrealpa Sunset

Before we left Wirrealpa Station to go to Arkaroola, the evening

sky put on another splendid show for us.

They day had been hot with the sun really biting. 

Hard to imagine that a mere 700km south, it was already so cold 

that we had our electric blankets in use.

Somehow in the dry inland, sunrises and sunsets are so much

more spectacular than at home.

A windmill always helps although we have a few at home too.

Happy skywatching everyone!

OUR WORLD - Perry's Sandhills

Perry's Sandhills, just outside Wentworth, New South Wales,

are like a mini Simpson Desert. They vary from deep red

through shades of gold,

with clumps of vegetation,

to a most appealing Naples Yellow or straw colour and cover

quite a large area. As in most of inland Australia, it is a hot

dry-land climate where harvests are good, if only there is rain

and rain is a very scarce commodity.

Time to post the best of your world on OUR WORLD, so get to it!