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John Molloy Notes of an excursion to the Vasse from Augusta by Capt J. Molloy (1833)

Moved this morning to the junction of the Vasse with the broad expanse of the inlet; took some refreshment of Perch newly caught; they were excellent in quality, and large in Size. After breakfast we followed the line of the Inlet to a Small River; in our course, arrived at the Southern outlet of the River; 3⁄4 of a mile further, made the 2nd outlet, forded both these, and continued along the bay for 3 miles, then turned inland, and reached at our bivouac at 5 o'clock.
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John Molloy Notes of an excursion to the Vasse from Augusta by Capt J. Molloy (1833)

At 6 we made a movement ENE for 4 miles and came in contact with a Small river; we took a northerly course; and passed through in the early part a Sandy forest country, latterly more open; I found the Convolvulus amidst some luxuriant herbage; at a Short distance arrived on the banks of a river flowing NW, abour 30 yards wide.
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