More photographs from the collection of nomadic agronomist Robert Wesley-Smith .
Out in the desert and gold bearing country of Central Australia, near Rabbit Flats, nearly 50 years ago, an old rock breaker , more like a mini gold stamper, was snapped from many angles, showing its components and an upside down view which resulted in an arty mop-topped Easter Island- like figure .
A few days ago ,Wes sent this blog a photo showing Darwin has had so much rain that his own billabong ,called Lake Weslee , is so high the water is over the landing jetty .
