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![[Werrimull South, Mallee, 1928. Constructing irrigation channels was hot and exhausting work. One horse has collapsed and the other is very thin. The collapsed horse later recovered.]](/content/media/39/198689-small.jpg)
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A horse which collapsed from exhaustion while scooping out a dam. The horse later recovered.
Copied from Mrs G Harrison, 17 Oct 1987
March, Frank
Negative, 35 mm, Black & White
Agricultural Workers, Dams, Excavation Equipment, Farms, Horses
