After a hot day's drive from Camooweal we arrived at Daly Waters Roadhouse. Stopping on the way briefly at Larrimah. Some of these stops are quite amazing being in the middle of nowhere but owing their existence to - a borehole, WWII airfield, or simply being 1/2 way to somewhere else.
As often in Australia a simple thing like an initial in a tree is something of historical significance. This tree near Daly Waters has (or rather had - as we couldn't make it out) an initial "S" supposedly carved by explorer John McDouall Stuart about 1861.
This weird pub in historic Daly Waters is a big tourist attraction. Since Camooweal we have notice most barmaids are Irish.
Notice wrecked helicopter on roof:
We stayed only 1 night at Katherine. We intend to stay longer on our return journey. This is a popular spot in river near the low level bridge:










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