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Fire fighting plant ready for action

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The "plant" consisted of 2 water tanks, several "beakers" which were long poles with a large piece of basil [tanned sheepskin] attached. One is held by Alister Armstrong and left of picture. This plant was kept assembled during fire season.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/285397

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Corona Station (Queensland) - Photographs

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c. 1935

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