Indiakata Waterhole, South Australia
Notes
Friday, May 11th.— Camp No. 6 ; bar. 29*57in., ther. 37°. The
Afghans reported that a strange camel had joined the mob during
the night. I found the animal to be in a crippled condition,
having large holes in the soles of its feet, due to the stony nature
of the country ; it was bleeding profusely, and could barely limp
into camp. An early departure was made from this wretched
place. At five miles we arrived at Blood's Creek store. Here I
purchased a riding saddle to replace an old one supplied at Oodna-
datta. At 3:30 p.m. we camped near a large rain water hole in
the Adminga Creek, called Indiakata, having travelled seventeen
miles.