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Wattoning Historical Site
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Description
A significant historical settlement used for carting water at the turn of the century. Precious water was carted from a gnamma hole (water lifted by bucket tied to a rope), a soak and two wells constructed by early pastoralists, skilfully lined with rocks.
Three lonely graves of two babies and an earlier pioneer remind us of time gone by. A single apricot tree remains nearby the site of the original homestead.
No camping or overnight parking.
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