Joseph Bradshaw journal on expedition from Wyndham to Prince Regent River district, Western Australia, 31 January - 6 June 1891 - Page 84
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[Page 84]
May 1891
further reduced at the camp
tiffin this afternoon. Allan
has divided the residue into
equal shares for each man
which will affort each a mor-
sel for supper and a bit for
breakfast tomorrow morning
The last of the sugar sweet-
ened the tea tonight. by
noon tomorrow we hope to
secure a days rations from
the Chinaman at the Palm Camp.
We travelled 8 hours today and
did about 20 miles over very
rough stony country.
Wed 6th Hungry men do
not sleep soundly, conse-
quently we were all on the
qui vive at daylight. Allen
had the billy boiling, so we
ate our small slice of dam-
per with a pannikin of un-
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