 It was evident that what I had taken on my last journey to be the bed of a dry lake, now contained water and was of considerable size : but as my time was very limited, and the lake at a considerable distance, I had to forego my wish to visit it. I have,...  Expeditions of Discovery in South Australia - Página 168por Edward John Eyre - 1843 - 38 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain) - 1843 - 508 páginas
...we never could have succeeded in forcing a passage across. On the 29th September we formed a depfit, being anxious, before leaving this vicinity, to see...country, and the fact of finding the water very salt iu one of the creeks draining into it from the hills. Beyond this lake to the westward was a low fiat-topped... | |
 | Ernest Favenc - 1908 - 332 páginas
...was of a considerable size ; but as my time was very limited, and the lake at a great distance, I had to forego my wish to visit it. I have, however, no...draining into it from the hills. Beyond this lake (which I distinguished with the name of Colonel Torrens) to the westward was a low, flat-topped range,... | |
 | Gwenneth Williams - 1919 - 158 páginas
...considerable size : but as my time was very limited, and the lake at a considerable distance, I had to forego my wish to visit it. I have, however, no...draining into it from the hills. Beyond this lake (which I distinguished with the name of Colonel Torrens) to the westward was a low, flat-topped range,... | |
 | Gwenneth Williams - 1919 - 158 páginas
...time was very limited, and the lake at a considerable distance, I had to forego my wish to visit it. 1 have, however, no doubt of its being salt from the...draining into it from the hills. Beyond this lake (which I distinguished with the name of Colonel Torrens) to the westward was a low, flat-topped range,... | |
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