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Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia

CHAPTER I
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Kangaroos seemed to be very rare; but kangaroo rats were numerous.

Black-fellows were very near to us last night; they very probably withdrew upon seeing us make our appearance.
Oct.

10 .-- Cloudy; wind northerly; thermometer at 2h.30m.

P.M.88 degrees.

At about 1 1/2 or 2 miles distance, in a north-west direction from our last camp, we came to a fine running creek from the north-east, which we easily crossed; and, at about one mile farther, reached a creek--which, at this time of the year, is a chain of lagoons--lined on both sides by Bricklow scrub, which occupied a portion of its limited flats in little points and detached groves.


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