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Up the Macleay
Here we’re setting off up the Macleay River on a trip from Georges Creek (on the Armidale/Kempsey Road) to Kunderang Station. [The trip was in October so the River, albeit low, has more water in it...
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Water-worn rock
As we headed up the Macleay we came across this wonderfully water worn outcrop. How many years I wonder, did it take for water to abrade the rock to create this form?
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On horseback
A reminder of how the old-timers travelled the gorge system – on horseback. Here, Steve L. and his daughters, Charlotte and Brigitte, overtake us as they make their way up to Kunderang Homestead.
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Snake-necked turtle (deceased)
“He’s dead, Jim.” [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_McCoy#.22He.27s_dead.2C_Jim..22
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Up the Macleay
Here we’re setting off up the Macleay River on a trip from Georges Creek (on the Armidale/Kempsey Road) to Kunderang Station. [The trip was in October so the River, albeit low, has more water in it...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Water-worn rock
As we headed up the Macleay we came across this wonderfully water worn outcrop. How many years I wonder, did it take for water to abrade the rock to create this form?
View ArticleClik here to view.
On horseback
A reminder of how the old-timers travelled the gorge system – on horseback. Here, Steve L. and his daughters, Charlotte and Brigitte, overtake us as they make their way up to Kunderang Homestead.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Snake-necked turtle (deceased)
“He’s dead, Jim.” [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_McCoy#.22He.27s_dead.2C_Jim..22
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