Fig. 15.3

Top left: sandhills near William Creek, 60 km west of Lake Eyre, 1928. Dunes began to grow significantly in some areas during the 1920s and 1930s, due to successive severe droughts and grazing. Photo: Michael Terry, National Library of Australia, nla.obj-149197852. Top right: Lake Harry Station, 70 km south-east of Lake Eyre, ca. 1938. State Library of SA, B 77568/28. Centre left: sand deposited during a single sandstorm, Miranda Station, SA, 1919. Photo: Herbert Basedow, National Museum of Australia, 1985.0060.2799.001. Centre right: yards at Parachilna, SA, engulfed in drift sand, ca. 1938. The Parachilna Hotel is visible in the left background. State Library of SA, B 77568/20. Bottom left: drought at Bedourie, western Queensland, ca. 1929. Note the artesian bore on the right and the sand drift in the background. State Library of Queensland, IE297759. Bottom right: windswept country near Broken Hill, 1938. From Walkabout, 1 November 1938, National Library of Australia, nla.obj-566923190.