Getting Water On The Sandy Blight Junction Road
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Panoramic photo by
David Rowley
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Getting Water On The Sandy Blight Junction Road |
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Surface water is not very common in this part of Australia. This traveller makes use of water from a bore pump which he found in the desert. The water comes out the ground quite warm and smells of sulphur but he uses it to wash as much of the desert from his clothes as he can before he continues.
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