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On the edge of Lake Torrens National Park the small town of Andamooka was originally the hub of a thriving opal mining industry, a sparse white gravel landscape populated by beehive type hillocks and scattered shacks.

Andamooka still reflects its pioneering heritage and the traditional Aussie pub here, Duke’s Beehive Bottle House, is made from 10,000 brown glass empties and the High Street is lined with tiny clay houses preserved in their original state.