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Lake Bumbunga

Lake Bumbunga is a shallow salt lake located at Lochiel in the Wakefield Regional Council area of South Australia, about 125 kilometres north of Adelaide alongside the Augusta Highway. Famous for its striking pink colour caused by high salinity, algae and bacteria, the lake changes hue from pink to white and blue seasonally. A popular roadside stop, it is known for photography, the Loch Eel sculpture and seasonal salt harvesting history.

Wakefield, South AustraliaLake

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The Wall in the Wilderness

The Wall in the Wilderness is a large-scale Huon pine sculpture located at Derwent Bridge in the Central Highlands of Tasmania. Created by artist Greg Duncan, the work is 100 metres long and 3 metres high, carved from salvaged Huon pine. Housed in a dedicated gallery on the Lyell Highway, it depicts the history, people and wilderness of Tasmania's Central Highlands and is an evolving artwork commenced in 2005.

Derwent Bridge, TasmaniaArt Gallery

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