Sydney to London QF 001 Part 1

my ride attention to detail meet at blue door number 10 head em up. Heads or tail ? take off not much to see over Sydney this time near Burraga, just west of the blue mountains country nsw Hattah Lake, near the NSW/Victoria Murray Sunset National Park in Victoria, bordering with South Australia Murray River slowly flowing to Mr Percival territory Just crossed the Adelaide hills and are now near Nuriootpa and Tanunda, just North of Adelaide The Coast line near Adelaide zoom in , the salt works just north of Adelaide. I took some great shots there back in 2010 Mallala oh woauw, a much better view of Lake Bumbunga How many times have I been out here ( search Bumbunga on my blog and this is what you will get )  Been there so many times, love this locationIn between Port Wakefield and Port Clinton Kadine The town of Kadina and Wallaroo beach Moonta Bay, how awesome does that water look, this place would be an amazing place to be on sunset I bet oh look it is this place again near point Pearce, flew very close to here last November, check the photo ( scroll down ) Gulf of St Vincent on one side and Gulf of Spencer on this side Arno Bay No way, you have to check this photo from flight in November, those two salt lakes are like an orange red colour  and now they are an off whiteThat white on the horizon, I can’t believe it, but that is Lake Gairdner, been there a few times as well now, and taken some amazing photos, including the Wish campaign Sir Joseph Banks group of Islands Lipson Island Tumble Bay The Islands again, looks amazing The Town of Cummins on the Eyre Peninsula, wonder what goes on in those big white buildings, chicken ? Pork ? Lake Greenly with Coffin Bay in the background ( Think big yummy Oysters ) beaches near Point drummond Southern Ocean battering the cliffs near Kiana Having another great visual flight 🙂 Pearson Islands, be a lot of seals down there Sceale Bay, Streaky Bay Missed Cactus Beach this time, Fowlers Bay instead Aaaah, the Great Australian Bight Driven across here, twice, was an awesome driveSouth Australia and Western Australia border, and leaving the Ocean behind as we head inland to the top of Western Australia