A highly acidic remnant of the Tin mining that took place here
posted by Mike and Carol at
8:05 AM
Sunday, January 14, 2007
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We thought you may like to share our experiences as we wind our way around Australia. CLICK ON ANY PHOTO TO SEE IT FULL SIZE.
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- Name: Mike and Carol
- Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Carol and I are retired. We travel around Australia for about 5 months of the year. We love the bush, we love the red dust of the outback, and we love learning about our fantastic country
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- Our rig - main street - Derby
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- Derby Memorial to the loss of 14 townfolk/miners ...
- Mike loves old bush shacks - this one in Derby
- Sculptured out of this tree this sign points to L...
- Trees planted after WWI (1918) were dying so thes...
- Were carved out of them to commemorate local WWI ...
- Like Mr George Peddle
