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Lighthouse at Point Lowly, South Australia

Right near the top of the Spencer Gulf in South Australia, the land is quite barren, with the city of Whyalla receiving around 300 days of sunshine every year. The coastline in the area is very beautiful, and we camped for the night out on Point Lowly with this view from our camping spot. It was just beautiful, and I took this photo of the Point Lowly Lighthouse just after sunset while we had a couple of glasses of Barrossa Valley wine. What a tough life!

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