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| 12:49 June 12th Scott at Emily Gap... |
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| ...checking out the Aboriginal art. |
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| Give me a crack. I'll make you a tree. |
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| The sand is the bottom of a river. When it rains water rushes through this gap. |
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| 13:28 June 12th Not far along the road is Jessie Gap. |
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| Aborigines know these two gaps to be important sources of water in dry times. |
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| 14:24 June 12th. The next stop along the ranges is Corroboree Rock. On occasion it is still used for that purpose today. |
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| 15:42 June 12th Crossing a (thankfully) dry river bed, possibly Ross River to enter Trephina Gorge. Judging by these Ghost Gums there is water here somewhere. |
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| Scott is either about to walk the gorge or be taken up in an alien space craft. |
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| The gorge won. |
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| With a good boil the water in this stagnant pool could be drinkable. |
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| You can walk through the gorge, then walk back along the rim. There are longer walks too if you have the time. |
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| The view from the top is worth the climb (which is not too strenuous). |
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| 16:35 June 12th Back to BD for the trip back to Alice before dark. Roos and cattle are a problem on the road at dusk. |
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