 Desert Kurrajong
Desert Kurrajong growing north of Payne's Find.
|  Roadside vegetation north of Payne's Find
|  The Granites near Mt Magnet
|  Granite Rock formations
|
 Mt Magnet from The Granites
|  Historic Buildings at Cue
Post Office and Police Station at Cue
|  Historic Bank Of New South Wales
|  Bandstand in Main Street of Cue
|
 Local Boys at Cue
|  Nallan Dam
Nallan Dam was made to supply water to the steam engines when the railway used to run to Meekatharra
|  Camping Ground at Nallan Dam
|  View from Lake Annean Lookout
|
 Lake Annean from Hilltop Lookout
|  Dunna Dunna at Lake Annean
Dunna Dunna, a member of the Hibiscus Family, growing on the banks of Lake Annean
|  View to Lake Annean
|  Dry Bed of Lake Annean
|
 4WD Vehicle at Lake Annean
|  Historic Nannine Cemetery
|  Historic Nannine Cemetery
|  Meekatharra Open-Cut Mine
|
 Creek Crossing on road to Wiluna
|  Reflections at Creek Crossing
|  Still Water at Creek Crossing
|  Creek Crossing east of Meekatharra
|
 Two Ringneck Parrots in the branches
|  Patterned Bark of River Red Gum Tree Trunk
|  Wiluna, main street looking up the hill
Wiluna is at the western end of the Gunbarrel Highway
|  General Store at Wiluna
Wiluna is on the western end of the Gunbarrel Highway
|
 Gunbarrel Highway Sign above Petrol Bowsers
Sign at Wiluna showing distances yet to be travelled on this trip
|  Wiluna, main street at turn-off to Gunbarrel Highway
|  Gunbarrel Highway Signpost
|  Vegetation, Mulga Shrubland
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 Wildflowers, Eremophila
|  Wongawol Creek Crossing
|  River Red Gums by Creek
|  Harry Johnstone Water
Harry Johnstone Water is commonly called Mingal Pool
|
 Mingal Pool on Wongawol Station
|  River Red Gums at Mingal Pool
|  Picnic Area at Mingal Pool
|  A Dying River Gum
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