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| Beringbooding Rock |
Beringbooding Rock is another granite outcrop a few kilometres west of Elechbutting Rock. Like
Karalee Rock it was used as a rock water catchment. In fact it is the largest in Australia. The rock wall was built in 1937 by 100 men on sustenance during the depression. It took two years.
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| Water catchment wall on Beringbooding Rock |
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| The storage tank at Beringbooding Rock |
Again, I found a variety of plants flowering in the sand at the base of the rock and a Striated Pardalote called the entire time.
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| Acacia nyssophylla. So red! |
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| Acacia nyssophylla showing a touch of red. |
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