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Salmon Gums Eucalyptus salmonophloia is the tallest tree in the Wheatbelt and Goldfields of WA..these are in a paddock near Ravensthorpe
The Great Central Road is a shortcut from the WA goldfields through to Uluru. An incredibly beautiful desert drive. Part 2, Great Victoria Desert.
Looking for a shortcut from the WA goldfields through to Uluru? Take The Great Central Road. Condition of the road varies from great to horrendous.
Unearth the riches of today's Goldfields in impressive art galleries, specialty shops, fascinating museums, boutique wineries and esteemed eateries.
Palmer River Goldfields are in rough, isolated, desolate country. Ghosts are everywhere... down mine shafts, in the valleys, around the old shanty towns.
Discover Walhalla, once a busy gold mining centre and one of Australia's richest towns, and today an historic township in Gippsland's alpine wilderness.
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We can't get over this view 🍃 Surrounded by the picturesque mountains of the Mt Cole State Forest, Cave Hill Creek is a spectacular lake and bush accommodation venue not far from Ballarat and is perfect for camps and walks.
Victoria's largest inland city, Ballarat is a thriving hub of contemporary arts, events and food and wine, with a fascinating heritage backdrop.
Western Australia, Showing The Goldfields.
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Food on the Goldfields What types of foods were eaten during the gold rush? What utensils were used to cook with? What was life like for a cook in the gold rush? What things did they cook on? Was it hard for a cook? Did the children or men ever help the women? These were…
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Bruce Hunt finds the bike the perfect vehicle to seek the ghosts of Western Australia’s faded goldfield towns. The mania for gold which ignited the explosion of population in Western Australia in the late nineteenth century must have been spectacular to live through. During my experience of the Northern Goldfields, I could sense the presence of…
