On the road less travelled to the iron ore mining town nestled in the Hamersley Range.
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Be harmonious with nature’s best assets.
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Inspiration for a tiny town – ‘FROM LITTLE THINGS, BIG THINGS GROW’.
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The source of information – Visitors’ Centre.
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Birds want to play too.
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It must be peaceful up there.
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Here’s for emergencies and if someone’s lost in the wilderness.
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The blue and red posters say, ‘WORLD’S GREATEST SHAVE’.
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Seats in the only cinema in town.
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An interesting junction.
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The ‘palace’ that is a ‘Chinese restaurant’?
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Great art - aboriginal painting on a bus stop.
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A natural backdrop of wild flowers and bushes for a practical ‘piece of art’.
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Pristine King’s Lake.
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No traffic jam - just a piece of picture-perfect setting.
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Mount Nameless, the highest peak which earned the town at its base the nickname ‘Top town in Western Australia’.
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