D348ESQ  The Darling River that slices through the Australian outback was once one of Australia's greatest waterways, but today, thanks to drought and the extensive use of its waters for the irrigation of orchards of citrus trees, vast fields of  cotton, and vineyards, it has been reduced to a feeble stream. This scene was shot near the New South Wales town of Wilcannia, where the majority of the population are Australian aboriginal people. 

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