Helen Stephenson's West Australian Pictures Pages

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	I went overboard photographing the Sturt Peas. There is a rather beautiful Aboriginal legend about them. I must look it up and include it.

The picture on the right wasn't the best gibber plain I saw, but it was pretty rocky anyway.		Below, centre, is the pub at Gascoyne Junction. I stayed overnight there. There was a bit of a party that night, and in the morning, every 13 gallon oil drum along the verandah was full to overflowing with empty stubbies.



I admired this lovely green caterpillar clinging to a wildflower.

		I passed a satellite tracking station as I approached Carnarvon.

Approaching the coast, I found bananas being grown.

The River Gascoyne appears to be a dry river bed. However, the River Gascoyne is actually two rivers.		The above ground river dries up, but beneath the river bed is a second, subterranean stream which continues to flow.

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