WAHCC: Read (Centre) being greeted by the Mayor of Kalgoorlie, C.e. Brimage.
WAHCC: A shave in time saves nine.
WAHCC: Read leaving Cunderdun show ground shed where he stayed the first night
WAHCC: Early breakfast at Cunderdin on the first day out.
WAHCC: Something more substantial at Boandee some hours after Cunderdin
WAHCC: The official car near Boandee
WAHCC: Read is seen sitting on the running board of the car as Merredinites show keen interest.
WAHCC: Grasshoppers near Burracoppin.
WAHCC: A grader at work on the road near Southern Cross showing some of the heavy going.
WAHCC: Read taking refreshment at Southern Cross.
WAHCC: Billy Read’s 1936 Perth to Sydney by bicycle record attempt. photo courtesy Jenny Miller
WAHCC: Entering Coolgardie.
WAHCC: Railwaymen talking to members of the party at Karalee
WAHCC: Read (on right) surrounded by people in Kalgoorlie.
WAHCC: Some of the many people who welcomed Read at Kalgoorlie.
WAHCC: Boulder people crowd in the official car.
WAHCC: Overlooking a salt lake near Widgiemooltha.
WAHCC: A sad story near an empty dam at Widgiemooltha.
WAHCC: A strange find on the road from Coolgardie to Norseman. A steel case of books had been dropped from a car.
WAHCC: Pressman accompanying the party types his messages of Reads progress.
WAHCC: Read paying the penalty for a puncture east of Norseman.
WAHCC: "Mac" shows he was not trained for the navy for nothing when pulling a hawk down from the top of a post on which it was shot near Balladonia.
WAHCC: Looking for water at Newman's rocks.
WAHCC: Billy Read’s 1936 Perth to Sydney by bicycle record attempt. photo courtesy Jenny Miller
WAHCC: Camels at Balldonia
WAHCC: Afghan Rocks, a well known land mark near Balladonia
WAHCC: Breakfast between Balladonia & Cocklebiddie
WAHCC: All that remains at Cocklebiddy, once the home of a Lottery winner whose attempt to establish a store for overland travellers fell through
WAHCC: Read changing into his Sunday best while being given tea before reaching Melbourne
WAHCC: The official car beside catchment tanks in South Australia