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1960s Big Lap - Port Lincoln to Ceduna SA

Feb 22, 2018
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16,618 miles in an unbreakable 1962 EK Holden towing a 15' Van. Port Lincoln proved to be the peninsula's saving grace, a beautiful town with magnificent views overlooking the harbour with its inevitable towering silos. We were eager to continue. Travelling westwards up the coast through even drier country we passed through the small but attractive township of Elliston before arriving at Ceduna and its neighbouring wheat terminal of Thevenard one evening.

Photos Murray S Upton

  • 1968-01-04 Wheat trucks queuing toload wheat at Thavenard terminal, SA
  • 1968-01-04 Lake Greenly on the west coast of Eyre Penninsular SA
  • 1968-01-03 Looking towards Port Lincoln S.A. The saving graces of the Eyre Penninsular
  • 1968-01-03 Looking down on Port Lincoln
  • 1967-01-03 Loading whaeat and fishing at Port Lincoln
  • 1068-01-04 Sunset on the beach at Ceduna SA Hospital in background.

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