We slip out of Broken Hill to the Living Desert Park, which is 12kms away, to see the sculpture park at sunset. The sculptures are made from Wilcannia sandstone and almost glow in the light of the setting sun. The views of both the desert and back towards Broken Hill are sublime and it is wonderful to see the changing colours of the desert as the sun sets across the landscape. People have brought wine and there is a hush. They are sitting on rocky outcrops quietly toasting the end of the day and the sheer majesty of it all.
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Wonderful.
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Thank you.
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Nice post 🙂
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Thank you.
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No problem 🙂 check out my blog when you get the chance.
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I did, mmm bison burger yumm
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Haha i know right 🙂
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We’ve lived at Broken Hill…don’t forget to play nine holes….great light at dusk for sunset drinks😇
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It’s a great town isn’t it.
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This is a wonderful place at sunset, even better without the crowds.
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We just loved it.
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Us too, though it was very busy when we visited. I’d love to go again.
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Thanks for taking us to enjoy nature in all its glory.
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A pleasure Liz.
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Not enough photos *wails*!!!!!
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I’ll see what I can do 🙂
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We have also seen the sculptures…well worth the trip out of town to visit them….particularly at sunset.
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Oh yes.
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The beauties of nature are finally being rewarded for their wait through the millennium, the modern camera has come and take photos of the great colors and objects.
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He he
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