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Adelaide to Sydney via Canberra and Melbourne, over 600 miles.

Courtesy of State Library of South Australia ;B 61928,B 61929,B 61930.

1GENERAL: Mr Drysdale and his son Andrew in a horse drawn wagon that took them on a journey from Adelaide to Sydney via Canberra and Melbourne, over 600 miles. c.1925

2GENERAL: Camp site at Eastlake, Canberra used by Mr Drysdale and his son Andrew whilst travelling from Adelaide to Sydney in a horse drawn wagon

3GENERAL: Camp site at Eastlake, Canberra used by Mr Drysdale and his son Andrew whilst travelling from Adelaide to Sydney in a horse drawn wagon: view 2.

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