There is a Sculpture Trail of approximately 200 kilometres in the Barcaldine region. Due to the road conditions and time-frame, I only completed the Aramac to Lake Dunn section. this is an enjoyable drive, and had time permitted Lake Dunn would have been a great place to spend the night. Here’s a photo record of the sculptures. Made from locally sourced materials by local land-owners, they are all quite unique, and are located at intervals along the road.
If you’re sqeamish you may not want to look beyond the crayfish – I’ve included a photo showing how the local farmers deal with and dissuade dingoes / wild dogs.
If you’re still with me after that, scroll to the end to see the (real life) brolgas I saw on the way. I was privileged to see them dancing, which was very special.
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This Is How I Roll 
Fabulous sculptures! Especially loved the echidna
How special to have seen the brolgas – spring is in the air!
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