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I had arranged to start ; however, he seemed willing to undertake the journey back again, so I 

 had to find a horse for him as well as the horses I was using for myself. We left Copmanhurst 

 early the next morning, accompanied by Senior-Constable George Caiman, and arrived at the foot 

 of the Cangai Range the same evening; we still had a journey of five or six miles to get to the 



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scrubs ' Cobby ' had found the nests in. We were up at daylight next morning, and the ride up 

 the mountain was steep and rough ; it took us nearly two hours to cover a distance of a little 

 over four miles to the edge of the scrub. 



The first nest visited was the one on the ground ; it was placed in an exceedingly rough 

 and rocky place, at the head of the left hand branch of Cangai Creek, on the shady side of the 



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