C 47 : Sir Thomas Mitchell journal of an exploring expedition to the interior of New South Wales through the Liverpool Plain, 29 November 1831-16 February 1832 - Page 21
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evening was rather refreshing and cool and the [sun not clear]
The whole of the way today lay across good soil – with the hills on our left – and the dry creeks we had to pass took each somewhat of the N.W. direction and had evidently overflown their banks – and The curious ploughed appearance occurred in several places and remarkable [indecipherable] worth attention a little South of [Lodie's] station showing clearly the meeting of these ridges so as to lead to a general channel and evident proofs of their formation by the recession of a flood of waters – at 31m p 10 observn. alt of Alcyone – one of the Pleiades = 70º 6' 20"
[ ] = 70.0 6.'20' - [ ] - [The] time was
that both of the Chronometers [ ] of my watch set to the [after]
time of the [ ] of 7th [ ]