Looking out of a dugout doorway "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos on a facebook page. Robert Monroe used [...]

Entrance to the dugout Post Office. "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos on a facebook page. Robert Monroe used [...]

Southern end of NW Ridge showing dugouts. "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos on a facebook page. Robert Monroe [...]

Four men near dugout in White Hill. "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos on a facebook page. Robert Monroe [...]

Three men outside a dugout in White Hill near the water tank. "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos on [...]

Three men outside a dugout in White Hill near the Underground Water Tank "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his father's photos [...]

The White Hill and Jewellers Shop diggings. Road to water tank in centre of photo "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his photos. John Gardner shared some of his [...]

Road to water tank in centre of photo, opal diggings in Jewellers Shop in foreground, hills to north now in Umoona Community "In 1933 a group of men including Len Gardner and Roland Karger set out from Streaky Bay to play cricket matches in Coober Pedy and Kokatha Station. Their trip is recorded in a series of photos Don field had in his album. It is believed the photos were taken by Len Gardner who was a school teacher and is in some of the photos. He was a very good photographer and it  appears he allowed people to use his [...]