Showing an ox team drawing a wagon over the corduroy road of branches laid across the stream of the river. The team is blurred through movement in this photograph; Y3052A/75 is a better illustration of the proceedings.

Showing a team of oxen crossing the drift over the stream with another wagon approaching the river from the steep bank beyond. See Y3052A/59 for Willoughby’s description of the work involved in fording rivers.

Showing a tram of oxen and a wagon (blurred through movement) crossing the corduroy drift over the Nuanetsie.

Showing pioneers helping to push a wagon across the corduroy drift over the river. Photograph taken July 28th 1890.

Showing pioneers and African labourers on the bank of the Nuanéteze River. The river offered few difficulties, the drift was made and the river forded by the column on July 28th 1890. See also Y3052B/15.

Showing a boulder-strewn gorge on the Nuanéteze River. Photograph taken about July 28th 1890.