Pick this Place

Sorry Mike, right state, but hundreds of kilometres away from the place in question.

Hi Jim

Sorry still not the right location, but getting closer to it....still further west

Sorry Alan

Still not the correct location

Well done Tony, that did not take that long.

Have you been there?

The Explorer was Richard Thelwell Maurice and his lonely grace is still there today.

Many moons ago

Hi Paul

I might with a guess at the state first, Western Australia?


Cheers


Stephen

Hellfire Bay.

Hi Stephen,

Yes it is in WA

Rowdy,

No it's not Hellfire Bay , But close !

Cheers
Paul

Thistle Cove

Yes Rowdy,

That's ItThistle Cove just down from Whistling Rock

Cape Le Grand NP WA.

Said you were close, it's actually the next bay between Hellfire & Lucky Bay

Cheers
Paul

Hi Barry

Yes it's in Cape LeGrand, But need a name of the location

Cheers
Paul

Hi Michelle

Sorry Not the blowholes at Albany WA

As stated it's in Cape Le Grand NP

Cheers
Paul

Ah I must've missed that clue - no matter where it is, its beautiful. Love that whole Southern WA coastline but only in summer ;)

Hi Michelle

The clue came from Barry after you posted....

Took me a while to catch up with all the answers.

Yes it's a beautiful part of Australia

Cheers
Paul

OK Paul,

I'll shoot for Lucky Bay, taken from the East side.

Barry

Sorry Barry

Close,Next bay around. Rowdy got it just before your post.

It's Thistle Cove just down from Whistling Rock

Cheers
Paul

Aaaaahhh!
That was going to be my next guess.
A truly beautiful part of the world, eh?

Barry

Wiluna

Cheers


Stephen

Spot on Stephen, Wiluna it is.

Karrarinarri Rockhole?

Yes. It is Karrarinarri Rockhole in Ngarinarri Claypan in the Gibson Desert. Also more simply known as the Warri Site. It is the spot where Warri and his wife Yudonga were located on 19/8/77 . They were then taken to Wiluna as noted in Rowdy’s post above.



The site is accessed from the Eagle Highway.

Cheers,
John

For the Warri and Yatunka aficionados, can you tell me what and where this is? Equinox, you can adjudicate only :-).

Hi Mick.

The mystery object looks like a silcrete protuberance that has had a section removed by aboriginals to make into hand tools. Either that or it has been run over by an inattentive 4WD or quad bike driver.

The location looks very similar to Mulgan Rockhole near McPherson’s Pillar.

Cheers,
John

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Almost certainly a quad bike driver. lol

Bit of a ways from Mulgan John but in the general vicinity (138km further west). It's part of the Warri and Yatunka story and a photo features in Peasley's book of the journey - Last of the Nomads.

It's a stone and it has a special name. I have found several over our journeys all markers of a water source within a certain direction and distance from the stone. I nearly hit one hidden in long grass but not this one :-).

Ok Mick I cheated and looked in my book page 98.
I won't spoil it for others - leave it up to you.
Cheers, Graham.

That's called research Graham, not cheating :-)

You may as well fill us in mate.

Cheers

Mick

OK Mick. The Warrida Stone is near Walloogoobalrockhole where the searchers first found footprints, a windbreak and the remains of a fire.
Peasley has several pages devoted to this part of the search.

All the best, Graham.