Joseph Bradshaw journal on expedition from Wyndham to Prince Regent River district, Western Australia, 31 January - 6 June 1891 - Page 38
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[Page 38]
Mar 91
he will be a great assistance to us as some of our horses are much over worked with the heavy packs.
Tuesday 31s Some of the horses rambled during the night and we were late in making a start Three miles from camp we crossed a fine large creek running sou east we then had several miles of heavy sandy country, timbered with pine, box, milkwood and bloodwood, and species of [budda?]. We then crossed a bar of peculiar sanstone rocks, which I considered was the crown of the divide. It proved I was right for in another mile down a gradual incline, we came to a large Palm Creek running northwards,
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