Day three and we did the Skytrek self guided tour of Willow Springs:

It is "one of the Flinders Ranges most popular and exhilarating 4WD journeys:
	taking you through majestic river gum lined creeks groves of native pines and black oak over bluebush plains through rugged mountain valleys ascending a mountain range
	With the aid of a self guiding map experience the unique and outstanding features such as
	aboriginal etchings natural springs modern and historic pastoral points of interest ( windmills, mustering yards, shepherd's hut ) large variety of flora and fauna" geological features (http://www.skytrekwillowsprings.com.au/skytrek.htm) We saw aboriginal rock carvings that were thousands of years old, plenty of flowers ,dry creek beds with river gums growing in and around them, and so much more beside. The views were stunning and varied. The photos can all speak for themselves.  The cars sit in front of the Little Bunkers. An eagle's nest was spotted in a river gum.  Our lunch stop was in a dry creek bed with magnificent gums all around.  Rusty dingo traps hang from a tree.   Brendan's Gate.    There were  some steep hills to climb and the road was dry and dusty. All worth it at the end  And then there were ochre cliffs with glorious shades of red and yellow. The gold of the acacias contrasted nicely with the earthy colours. . Waterholes nestled under towering cliffs. And then there was one last climb  before the end was in sight. And down below was the camping ground and our tent looking very small.