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Love this thread! Makes me homesick... I've been showing some of my students here in China, none of whom have ever been to a desert or even really seen what one looks like, all these pictures, and they love it
The Outback of Australia. On the way from Alice Springs to Kings Canyon, smack in the middle of Australia.
You can see a lone wild dingo eying us to see who among us will become his next meal Fat chance, since a lone dingo can't do much on their own against humans. But a week earlier a pack of dingos attacked a German tourist while he was camping in the outback. So we had to pitch our tents within the confines of a cattle station
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Fat chance, since a lone dingo can't do much on their own against humans. But a week earlier a pack of dingos attacked a German tourist while he was camping in the outback. So we had to pitch our tents within the confines of a cattle station 
