parnngurr mob
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Parnngurr is located 370 kilometres due east of Newman in Western Australia.
The community is located in the Great Sandy Desert at the southern end of Karlamilyi (Rudall River) National Park.
There are 150 or so permanent residents here, a shop, and one school.
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Horse yards
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This is a paddock where I keep my horses (partners). There is no electricity connected so I have set up a small solar panel system so we can have a few lights going at night.
6th Sep 2005, 03:43
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Parking signs
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Not sure exactly what this means. Anyone care to make a guess?
6th Sep 2005, 02:39
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BHP Technocal Training Centre
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Recently handed over to TAFEWA-Pilbara to manage
6th Sep 2005, 02:37
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Mount Whaleback
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Have no idea what that tank has in it.
6th Sep 2005, 02:35
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Mount Whaleback mine
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I think every hill around here has a lode of iron ore running through it.
6th Sep 2005, 02:34
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Radio Hill
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Another similar view of Newman. On the RHS is the speedway track and the best rubbish tip in Australia.
6th Sep 2005, 02:32
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Mount Whaleback
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A long time ago, this mountain use to look like a whales back. Now alot of iron ore gets exported to China from this and other mines near Newman.
6th Sep 2005, 02:30
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Communication towers
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Alex has an attraction to this sort of thing. These are located on Radio Hill Newman
6th Sep 2005, 02:29
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