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After Woomera we headed along the road to Roxby Downs. A menacing sky began to build while I photographed the ruins of Phillip Ponds station.



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  1. Ooo ... like little graves like that. I guess nothing can be as immense as where those good folk have gone.

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  2. I like the perspective in the first photo with all the bricks crumbling to the front (kind of ...). The second photo is a little bit too moody for my taste ;-)

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  3. moody for sure..there is such a feeling to impending storms..

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  4. ... bit too moody for Martina ... hah!

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