This Lonely Planet guide covers the whole of the Australian Outback, from the central deserts to tropical Cape York. Paul Harding offers traditional travel information and looks at the culture of the Aboriginal people. The guide includes details of how to balloon over the Blue Mountains, surf in Sydney, glam it up on the Gold Coast or get outdoors in the Outback.It also contains accommodation options from busy backpackers to exclusive five stars and special sections on Aboriginal Australia, wildlife watching and water sports and activities.
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Australia was the last great landmass to be discovered by Europeans. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unpowered sites, powered camp sites, wilpena pound, telegraph track, scraped track, stock route, outback centres, track heads west, outback travel, track descriptions, small camping area, overland telegraph line, outback roads, caravan park, outback tours, desert oaks, corrugated roads, outback towns, gibber plains, track junction, station homestead, unsealed roads, secondary frequencies, good dirt road, good camp sites Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Alice Springs, Northern Territory, South Australia, Stuart Hwy, Cape York, Halls Creek, Broken Hill, Port Augusta, Simpson Desert, New South Wales, Flinders Ranges, Coober Pedy, Lake Eyre, Torres Strait, Arnhem Land, Kata Tjuta, Cooper Creek, Tanami Track, Canning Stock Route, Thursday Island, William Creek, Birdsville Track, Marble Bar, Central Deserts, Len Beadell New!
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Australia was the last great landmass to be discovered by Europeans. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unpowered sites, powered camp sites, wilpena pound, telegraph track, scraped track, stock route, outback centres, track heads west, outback travel, track descriptions, small camping area, overland telegraph line, outback roads, caravan park, outback tours, desert oaks, corrugated roads, outback towns, gibber plains, track junction, station homestead, unsealed roads, secondary frequencies, good dirt road, good camp sites Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Alice Springs, Northern Territory, South Australia, Stuart Hwy, Cape York, Halls Creek, Broken Hill, Port Augusta, Simpson Desert, New South Wales, Flinders Ranges, Coober Pedy, Lake Eyre, Torres Strait, Arnhem Land, Kata Tjuta, Cooper Creek, Tanami Track, Canning Stock Route, Thursday Island, William Creek, Birdsville Track, Marble Bar, Central Deserts, Len Beadell New!
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- Kings in Grass Castles by Mary Durack on page 48 (1), and page 48 (2)
- The Tree of Man (Modern Classics) by Patrick White on page 48
- A Short History of Australia by Manning Clark on page 48
- One for the Road: Revised Edition by Tony Horwitz on page 48
- Cooper's Creek: The Opening of Australia (Traveler / Atlantic Monthly Press) by Alan Moorehead on page 48
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