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Yes you will find pictures etc about Coober Pedy if you Google the name.

In Coober Pedy underground homes are dug by machine or hand dug. Some of the houses are old mine tunnels.

Coober Pedy is an opal mining area.

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At Coober Pedy, (about half way between Alice Springs and Adelaide), where the opals come from, the climate is VERY hot, and living on the surface is very unpleasant. Average highs are around 36deg C, and peak highs about ten degrees more again.

The houses, known as dugouts, are excavated underground, and other buildings include an underground church. Underground the temperature is quite stable and comfortable.

Naturally there are no trees, but there is a Golf course, played with glowing balls at night to escape the heat. Golfers each carry a small piece of turf with them for teeing off. Annual rainfall half an inch or less.

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