Diamantina River, Queensland Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Raw Timber The lake itself is quite

The lake itself is quite ancient and may have been formed by drifting sand blocking the passage of Tyrrell Creek

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back up and flood the low-lying terrain behind the coastal fringe

nature creates some of its most arresting works of art

ancient life persists in a form most visitors have never heard of: stromatolites

Diamantina River, Queensland Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Raw Timber The lake itself is quiteDiamantina River, Queensland 0336 In the heart of Queenslands vast and unforgiving outback lies a river that defies the aridity surrounding it. The Diamantina River, a serpentine waterway stretching across some of Australia's most remote terrain, is a lifeline for ecosystems and communities in the Channel Country. During flood events, when rains finally fall far to the north, the Diamantina spills its banks, spilling into the adjacent sand dunes and