[13 July 1933] Break camp and load camels to head south across the ranges via Trew's Gap. Allan [Brumby] (See AA 42) breaks the [camel] string into two sections to cross the worst part of Trew's Gap. [Camp at Pakiwandi camp fifteen] The following day describes collecting small birds, bell bird and lark, for the Ornithologist at the [SA] Museum. Return journey through sandhill country by way of Ilbil (Mt Kintore); Mt Crombie and Pinandi (Mt Harriet) which are briken granite hills on a plain of low sandhills running roughly in a north-westerly direction. [Note no mention of camp numbers sixteen and seventeen]

1. Photograph: Camels string sitting for loading.

2. Photograph: Camel string broken into two sections to get over the worst part "Trew's Gap"; Pagali in the foreground.

Places mentioned: Trew's Gap (SA); Mt Kintore (Ilbil) (SA); Mt Crombie (SA); Mt Harriet (Pinandi) (SA)

People mentioned: Allan [Brumby] (See AA 42); Pagali (Australian Aboriginal boy); Ornithologist [SA] Museum.

Fauna mentioned: 'pun pun pullarlar' (Bell bird) [or Bell Miner] (Oreoica gutturalis); Chin chilly limpa (Lark)