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 The Howisons were less lucky when they took another dip in a small river while coming down the Queensland coast near Maryborough about 250km north of Brisbane. 

'Both Dad and I got into the water when Dad said, "I must have stood on some broken glass, because my leg is really in pain and I have to get out".'

Soon David was so distressed he was crying. The veins in his leg were turning blue and he thought he had been bitten by a snake.   MINZY in The Darkest Hour When The Demons Come Poster

'So I strapped his leg with something, got him dressed and dragged him to the road where I stopped a car and sent him to hospital,' Mark said. 

'His last words to me were, "It's your turn now, walk as far as you can".'

Mark did what he was told and kept walking. The next night he went to a police station. 

'I went in and told the guy on the counter my story,' Mark said. 

'He said, "I've seen you blokes on the TV, hold here a minute and I'll try and find out where he is".'

The pair always had to be careful they had enough food but with Sanitarium's sponsorship came a handy supply of Weet-Bix. 'Having said that, I can't eat Weet-Bix anymore,' Mark said. 'I think I had many lifetimes' worth that year. Mark and David are pictured looking worn out on South Australia's Eyre Peninsular

A Hanimex rep in each town was lined up to provide the Howisons beds or a room in a motel for the night so they could wash their clothes and shower. The rep was usually at chemist and would help organise a talk on wildlife conservation by the Howisons at a local school. They are pictured on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula

The officer put Mark on the phone when he found David in hospital and learnt his father had stood on the venomous spine of a bullrout, the freshwater stonefish. David told Mark it was his turn to have a short rest. 

Kangaroos became of less interest the longer the journey continued but other animals kept their attention. 

'Feral pigs would be an issue because they would come around at night and steal whatever they could while we slept,' Mark said. 

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