A view of the escarpment of the Muller Plateau rising almost vertically 1 100 metres from the depths of the Nali doline

Photographer: David R. Eastburn, 1949-

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A view of the escarpment of the Muller Plateau rising almost vertically 1 100 metres from the depths of the Nali doline

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Photographer: David R. Eastburn, 1949-

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Photographer's note: On emerging from the Nali doline, the last long steep descent to the narrow Strickland plain could be seen
white cockatoos and hornbills flew above the tree-tops below. Stretching into the distance was the vast flat forested Fly-Strickland plain. This photograph was taken in the Nali Gorge.

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A view of the escarpment of the Muller Plateau rising almost vertically 1 100 metres from the depths of the Nali doline

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