Rough low granite hills all along our route, but very little feed.

Passed many clay-pans with water in them.
The country was sandy and stony, and is thickly wooded.

Mount Woodroffe bears north 208 degrees east magnetic from our camp, and a remarkable granite hill bore north, which I named Mount Elizabeth.

Latitude 26 degrees 13 minutes south.

Marked a tree F 89, being 89th camp from Geraldton.
FIG-TREE GULLY.
12th.
Continued onwards about North-East for ten miles, over saltbush flats with water in clay-pans in places, to the north part of a range, from which I got a view of Mount Connor, which rose abruptly out of the ocean of scrub.