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    Back burning to try and protect a fence line. Back burners work in teams of 2 with the person operating the drip torch hanging on to the side of a vehicle to cover more ground. by: fire Views[850] The Bullo Shire's grader provides much needed suport to help with back burning. Graders are needed to cut fire brakes on the outside of the fire to allow back burning. This fire was about 22km in circumference by: fire Views[1289] A plain feeds information to ground crews on size and direction of fire. Air suport is vital in daylight hours to provide accurate information to ground. by: fire Views[967] Dan Hoch the manger of Dynevor Downs Station back burns to try and get this massive fire under controle. back burning is the only way to controle fires of this size. by: fire Views[2112] The 3 Fire wardens talk to Dan Hoch manager of Dynevor Downs Station (in the blue shirt) about how best to start fighting the fire. by: fire Views[1300]
     
    Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[1015] Outback Lights. Pitching a tent at the end of a long day's travel under a million desert stars. Light-years from civilisation, but Home for the night. by: robin_nagy Views[1718] Magpie moments. An Australian magpie surveys the expanse of the Strzelecki desert from the shell of a dumped double decker bus. The Outback is always full of surprises. by: robin_nagy Views[2583] Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[885] Desert Aliens. Water is the bringer and destroyer of life in the Outback, killing trees but signalling the emergence of cicadas which have been underground for many years away from the harsh desert sun. by: robin_nagy Views[1151]
     
    Sunset in the outback by: stowaway Views[6285] by: BigTripBlog Views[896]    

     

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