Prosser Park in Nildottie
par Klaus Mayer
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Panorama of Prosser Park in the small community of Nildottie south of Swan Reach in South Australia. Nildottie is situated on top of the steep cliffs of Murray River where its flow makes a sharp S-bend which has been named the Big Bend.
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