Sturt's desert pea on Boolcoomatta Reserve...

Boolcoomatta Reserve, a former sheep station, is about 100km west of Broken Hill, NSW + 470km northeast of Adelaide, South Australia. It has sweeping plains of shrubs + ephemeral wetlands. The native desert pea is SA's emblem + a symbol of mourning for Aboriginal Australians. https://t.co/Eup0vdOQqW

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020

kindergarten game...

How to keep mind, body and soul in perfect synch, with the added bonus of teamwork...I can imagine the activity would be a great candidate as a mindfulness option too...Great for any age???... https://t.co/SqAGFaY6BH

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020

swans on a dusty lake...

Swans on a dusty Pamamaroo Lake, Menindee...
2nd largest lake in the chain of the Menindee Lakes, fed by the Darling River in far west NSW...The lakes are about 110km south-east of Broken Hill....

Michael Minns photography:https://t.co/N284MeHg3Z pic.twitter.com/lkcfNZqPkM

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020

desert wildflowers...

It's freezing in the south-east of Australia, but wildflowers are in bloom in the Sturt National Park, Fort Grey. The park =1,504km north-west of Sydney, where South Australia + Queensland meet. 5614km Dingo Fence is here.https://t.co/4ifiuMtvjx pic.twitter.com/uOFpXHFQqj

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020

Jacob's Ladder...

Great road for thrill-seekers...Jacob's Ladder is a steep, zig-zagging, unsealed narrow road on Ben Lomond...Only managed to drive up half-way many years ago, before a blizzard 'drove' us back + a complimentary, accommodating snow plough gave us a helpful push when needed... https://t.co/Skv6Tx870G

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020

Meander Falls and snow...

Amazing views of green foliage-meets-flowing-waters-meets-snow...Such is the beautiful winter anomaly of Tasmania...How I miss you...Some day...one day... https://t.co/gOQqCu3Mji

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) August 25, 2020