Lyons River Crossing
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Panoramic photo by
David Rowley
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The causeway that crosses the Lyons River on this highway makes the crossing a very simple one, providing there has not been too much rain. This river and the trees around it make a nice place to camp for the photographer of this image while he travelled East towards Mount Augustus
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