Friendly Friday Photography Challenge
Have you ever visited a remote place, off the beaten track? Places in regions or locations so remote you are unlikely ever to meet another tourist? Perhaps you live in such an area?
This is the theme for this week’s Friendly Friday Photo Challenge.
‘Remote’
Perhaps the prompt, “Remote” means something entirely different for you.
This week’s prompt was inspired by Chris from the blog lifeofrileyow.com who is currently travelling to the very remote regions of North western and Central North Australia.
Let’s share some remote photos from around the world on Friendly Friday!
Post a comment below and include our ping-back in your post, so I can find your entry.
This photography challenge is posted every Friday by
Amanda from Something to Ponder About, and
Snow from The Snow Melts Somewhere.
Scroll down to find further instructions on how to join in with Friendly Friday .
Join the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge
- Publish a ‘Friendly Friday – ‘Remote,’ post and include a URL link to this post, tagging your post, ‘Friendly Friday’.
- Include the Photo Challenge logo, if you wish.
- Copy the URL for your published Friendly Friday post, in the comments below, so other readers can visit your blog.
- Enjoy seeing other Friendly Friday participant’s entries by following the links. It’s fun!
- Follow the blogs to see future prompts.
Please note we do not have deadlines for any Friendly Friday challenge.
Something to Ponder About 
So enjoyed your images of remote
My bit of remoteness Amanda
http://bushboy.blog/2019/08/20/being-there/
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You are well positioned for posting a remote themed post! The rusty corrugated iron roof and the long view of low to medium hills speaks a lot about Australia and typical of our varied environment. Would you share the location of the hut or the mountains?
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The old hut is on the road to The Gorge on the Clarence River just up the road from my place. Not sure of the mountain range in the distance perhaps the Gibraltar Range. So glad you liked that image Amanda. It was quite like yours.
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Yes similar – mine was from Uki – northern NSW so not too far away from yours!!
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Just up the road 🙂
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Indeed
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Great captures! each one unique in it’s own way…Here’s mine – hope it fits in your theme – https://myheart2heart.blog/2019/08/23/in-a-long-distance-relationship/
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The heart does ache when one is separated from our children. Thank goodness technology brings us closer.
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So true! Thank you so much 😊
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I don’t really live in a remote region but love the fact that I can hike sometimes and see no one for 6 hours.. 😉
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You are indeed lucky
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I hadn’t forgotten Amanda, just a bit pre-occupied with other things for a while. I could easily have posted a photo from our current trip, but that would have been cheating as far as the most remote place I’ve ever been. Here’s my rather belated post on, ‘remote’. http://lifeofrileyow.com/2019/09/10/friendly-friday-remote/
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Not cheating at all, Chris! I was inspired by your recent trip to use that as a topic. Nevertheless, I was very interested to read about the remote cattle station in the Gulf! What an experience. I doubt I could cope with that level of isolation! I am so dependent on being able to summon help or call someone or get something. And the roads! It is wonderful that there are folk who enjoy this lifestyle but it isn’t for me. It is sad that a country such as ours could not do better for folks who choose this lifestyle, in terms of communication. Then again, we all coped without mobile phones for many a year, perfectly adequately. Thanks for your contribution. No trouble at all on the time frame. Your posts are always welcome! Thanks ever so much for joining in. Very interesting post.
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