20-Jun-2009 -- Ultimate Camper was left at Pegasus site and back the three kilometres to the old cut line. We headed north through treacherous terrain over dunes and through turpentine thickets that tried to rip the very duco from the car.

I had 3 stakings on the way in and John, one. Located the confluence in Swale which was ironically the easiest of the terrain to navigate. For first time confluence hunters there was great excitement as we watched the gps co-ordinates decend to all zero’s. The confluence sits midway in a wide swale between two large dunes. It is surrounded by low spinifex only and provided good vision in all directions. The dune heights are approximately 15 metres. The country is extremely isolated and rough. It took 4 days to reach this site from the nearest main road. There has been much mineral exploration in the region in the late 70's and early 1980''s. We headed out just before 4pm. Staked another two tyres on the way out such are the hardships of outback travel

Continued at 20S-123E

Coordinator's Note: These lands are unassigned crown lands and as such there is no permission needed to access the area in which the confluence sits. The land is not subject to lease or native title or form part of any Aboriginal Land Trust (including Part III Reserved Lands).

This visit is marked as incomplete only because it doesn't meet our photo requirements

A minimum of two (2) pictures OF or FROM the confluence, taken within 100 meters of the confluence. Confluence visitor(s) and items belonging to them are not allowed in these photos.