Winton Dinosaurs

Returning to Winton with a green crop of grasses well fed by the wet season.

It's Raining Dinosaurs

Just a little heavier than cats and dogs.

TItanosaurs

And back home again among the dinosaurs and stars.

Dinosaur Capital

Winton, the dinosaur capital of Australia.

Speed Limited Dinosaurs

Morning walks past speed signs and dinosaurs.

Dinosaur Sunsets

The sunsets in the Outback are spectacular. This one is from Dinosaur Canyon on the AAOD Jump Up.

Dinosaur Bugs

A dinosaur bug on the windscreen.

Banjo

My favourite dinosaur, Banjo the Australovenator wintonensis still stands against the weathering of geological time at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum on the Jump-Up in Winton.

Jurassic Hitchhiker

A Jurassic Hitchhiker, Elliot, scores a ride on the roof of the car from the appropriate perspective.

Inquisitive

Inquisitive little dinosaurs outside the March of the Titanosaurs at AAOD in Winton.

Jump-Up Sanctuary

And finally the destination is reached after two days of driving. The Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Natural History Museam and International Dark Sky Sanctuary. A literal oasis of dinosaurs and stars in the desert.