Strzelecki was an early Polish explorer and surveyor. His name is given to one of the most desolate regions of the Australian continent, north to Cooper's Creek where in ancient times thousands of Aborigines lived in a paradise surrounded by desert and where many early English explorers of the continent perished but where true bushmen achieved remarkable feats.
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