Hi there,
Here a few waterholes that I recently came across in the north western part of the GVD.
I've been chasing Peter Muir around again, most of these have been sourced from his writings. All have been entered into the
places system unless stated.
The first couple will be more easily accessible if you use the Sholl Range Track.
This plot starts from Wonganoo and ends just past Mulga Queen on the Bandya Banjawarn Road.
Both of these locations are adjacent to the track.
Seven Sisters GnammasSeven Sisters Gnammas
GnammaGnamma
We tried to find Muir's Hidden
waterhole near the range south east of Seven Sisters however, even though we found this one, I'm not sure if it is the right one (not in
places)
Hidden Rockhole maybe not
There is a huge
rockhole just south of Mount Waite.
Mount Waite RockholeMount Waite Rockhole
This plot should help guide you there from the main road, please get permission.
The next couple use the Jerrys
Bore Track (that's what I call it anyway, it joins the previously mentioned track).
I found this one using GoogleEarth, not sure if it has an official name but for now have called it
Windy Hole (it was extremely windy).
Windy Hole
Paiyari is a great
rockhole at the base of an outcrop. There are also other pools above the
rockhole.
PaiyariPaiyari
Paiyari
Wakulyakutjarra is on the Urarey
Warren Bore Road. It is an underground
rockhole. In the past there was a windmill and tank here as the remains are still here.
Wakulyakutjarra
Wakulyakutjarra
Wakulyakutjarra
Back near the
Great Central Road I noticed
Gnamal Rockholes were not in their indicated position on the map so I have corrected this in
places.
Gnamal RockholesMain Rockhole
Gnamal Main Rockhole
This one is one
Carnegie and Luck visited and perhaps Hann as
well. Muir also visited it. This Hann inscription was here when Muir was here. This one is not in
places. I spent two or three hours looking for this one, around hills, over boulders, using landforms to guide me only to find an old disused track leading to it.
Hann mark
Rockhole
Rockhole
Cheers
Alan