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Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During dr...

Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

Full title: Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

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Date: c 1910.

Call Numbers: At Work and Play - 06020

Record Identifier: 9NaKjX5Y

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Notes: Marion & Ethel Gibson Digital order no:bcp_06020

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    Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

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    Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

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    Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

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    Washing at "Narringa" (owned by John Gibson). During drought, the water was brought from shallow wells on the property, as shown in this photograph. "The Peppercorn trees are still there". (Spoken by Gwen Dennis 26.10.88). The two women had travelled 6kms by sulky from an adjoining property, "Berangerine", where water was too difficult to obtain - Gunbar, NSW

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    c 1910

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    At Work and Play - 06020

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    9NaKjX5Y

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    Gunbar, NSW buckets droughts peppertrees washtubs women

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