Helen photographing wildflowers
Helen has hundreds of photos of the amazing variety of wildflowers… a delight to the senses!
13
Sep
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12
Sep
Wildflowers Lyle and Helen
Following recent rain, 2016 is a year for the most magnificent display of wildflowers Lyle and Helen have ever seen.
09
Sep
Thankful for the rain. Naryilco Station, Qld.
The wonderful results of rain across far South West Queensland’s Channel Country. A waterhole at Naryilco Station.
08
Sep
‘Stories of Australian Country People’ being enjoyed from across the globe in Canada!
Julia Palmer said, “We love our copy of Kent Saddlery’s Stories of Australian Country People! It’s always fun to read about ranching in other parts of the world and this book combines the stories with beautiful photos of both the people and the land. It captures both hardships and joys of working and living on the land.”
07
Sep
Jon Cobb, Durham Downs Station, Qld
Jon Cobb, Manager of Durham Downs Station, in far south west Queensland’s Channel Country, couldn’t stop smiling at the sight of the rising flood water just beyond the homestead veranda.
06
Sep
Kent Saddlery Supafloat, Cooper Creek, Innamincka
The Kent Saddlery Supafloat crossing the Cooper Creek at Innamincka, and Cooper Creek floodwaters at Innamincka, South Australia.
05
Sep
Cooper Creek and ‘Dig Tree’ at Nappa Merrie, QLD
Cooper Creek in front of the Nappa Merrie Station homestead, far south west Queensland Channel Country.
01
Sep
Old Shearing Sheds, Arrabury Road, QLD
Each year as Lyle and Helen drive the Arrabury Road towards Innamincka, south west Qld, they can’t help but stop and take a photo of these old shearing yards. Each year a little bit more tumbled-down.
31
Aug
Emily Aird and Benny Hewitt, Windorah, QLD
At South Galway Station, Windorah, south west Queensland, Emily Aird and head stockman Benny Hewitt were working as part of the team to process the cattle coming through the yards.