Much of the good stuff in my visit to Australia was when I got out into the “bush” (or “countryside”) – I am still not certain if the words are synonymous.
I know that the “bush” and the “outback” are not the same.
Australia is indeed a very flat Continent. You will see this in the photo’s I took from a plane, en route from Adelaide to Melbourne.
There are also quite delightful “countryside” areas near Adelaide (the Adelaide Hills); and near Melbourne in the Ballaratt/Creswick/Doylesford areas. These places are neither Cities, nor Outback.
Here are my pics. I’ll end the Australia series tomorrow with some photo’s from the gorgeous Blue Mountains near Sydney.
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| Vineyard in the Adelaide Hills |
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| "Flatland" - from the plane between Adelaide and Melbourne (1) |
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| "Flatland" - from the plane between Adelaide and Melbourne (2) |
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| The Bush near Melbourne (1) |
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| The Bush near Melbourne (2) |
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| Mineral Spring in Ballaratt area (1) |
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| Mineral Spring in Ballaratt area (2) |
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| Mineral Spring in Ballaratt area (3) |
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| Looking out towards Hanging Rock |
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| Rose bushes at Hanging Rock Winery (Hanging Rock in the background) |
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| From the train between Melbourne and Sydney (1) |
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| From the train between Melbourne and Sydney (2) |
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