 Well 46 - CSR
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 Remains of a better time past -Well 46 CSR
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 A mans work - 6 days on the road and water at last.
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 Morning Campfire Well 46
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 Modern day communications - Duty calls even out here
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 Lunch at the Spinifex Hilton
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 Waiting for the lead vehicle to cool
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 The explorers steeds amongst the spinifex
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 Well 45
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 Dave and expedition kayak, Nala. Thanks to Palm!
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 The somewhat easier going of the plateau
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 Heading across the dry pool
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 The view to the south from the walls above Explosion Pool
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 Yeah, she's rugged country alright!
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 Heading across the pound area near circular cliffs
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 Standing on top of the Circular Cliffs.
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 The knob - a small rocky mound on the plains above circular cliffs
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 Yours truly looking down on Explosion Pool
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 Circular Cliffs and water hole.
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 Striking out across the High Plateau
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 Looking north from the top of Circular Cliffs (towards the knob)
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 Campsite at DQB
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 Rockhopping through the Snappy Gums towards the Desert Queen Baths
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 On a ledge during our climb out of the DQB Gorge.
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 The sandy creek at the head of the main DQB Gorge
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 Our first find - A very large ephemeral pool
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 Al checking out the caverns at pools end. He provides a good indication of the depth when full
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 On the march south
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 Our 2nd find - Rock art at another pool.
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 Find No. 3 - A magnificent pool 2 hours walk south
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 The dry upper reaches of the creek 2.5 hours in.
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 An old grinding stone in the very upper reaches
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 The end of the north running gullies - we're onto the plateau now
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 Al climbing onto the plateau. The rocky ground still proving to be treacherous under foot
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 Explosion Hole - our southern most and the turn around point.
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 The Circular Cliffs rockhole - Well worth the slog south!
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 Circular Cliffs - The base of our 2nd major waterhole find
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 Al recouperating and enjoying lunch after some 4.5 hours hard slog
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 Our Planned route into and across the Broadhurst Plateau
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 The route from the DQB camp area
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