The Big Lobster – or Larry, as it’s known by the locals – is found in Kingston in the South Australia’s south-east, with its surrounding coastal waters prime lobster habitat. Modelled on a spiny lobster, Larry stands at an impressive 17m tall, has 10 legs and two giant antennae reaching into the sky. He has been attracting visitors since he was built in 1979, and is made of four tonnes of steel and fibreglass. Known for their endurance, agility and hard-working nature, these dogs are recognised as the ideal breed to help muster wild bush cattle. Apart from its stamina and ability to withstand the Australian heat, Blue Heelers are intelligent and quiet and can quickly round up wandering cattle. Aussie Big Things is a celebration of the great Australian road trip. And with more than 200 of these massive landmarks scattered across the country, tourists and locals are propelled to ‘tick off’ the Big Things as they drive throughout Australia. How many have you seen?