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Rubble Lake Descriptive. A small lake bed near Round Lake unlike any other in the park with dark crumbly copi soil evenly strewn with large pebbles of limestone. Map page 118. Rudds Rocks, Rudds Rocks Reference Area The rocks are an outcrop of sandstone 100 m high near the Nine Mile Square Track. Named by Beauglehole and Finck in 1968 after Rudd Campbell, Ranger from 1958 to 1970. The Reference Area is several kilometres west of the rocks. Map page 5. Sabrina A twin-peaked sand dune visible from the Desert Walk. Unofficially named after a model and showgirl who received much publicity in the late 1950s. Shepherd’s Pines Clearing A large area west of Round Lake once quite densely clothed with pine. It is believed to have had a soak and to be where stock were kept and shepherded for lengthy periods. The old sheepyards and most of the pines were destroyed in the 1946 fires. Map page 118. Sister Dunes Three prominent and quite close dune ridges in a featureless section in the east. Map page 100. Snowdrift A large moving dune west of Pine Plains Station, with the appearance of snow. A popular picnic place. Map page 132. The Kidneys Two kidney-shaped ‘lakes’ off Outlet Creek near Lake Werrebean. Map page 81. The Springs Descriptive. A good natural spring with a certain water supply. On the Murrayville Track on the western boundary of the park. Map page 138. Trig Point Hill Descriptive. Off Milmed Rock Track. One of the highest points in the park at 107 m. Tritter Track From the north-west corner of Nine Mile Square Track to the north boundary of the park, sometimes called ‘Underbool Track’. Not open to public. Takes its name from the type of machine called a ‘tritter’ machine which cut the track. Map page 5.