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Manangatang. Wooden railwly station built in 1916 and the grain silos.
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Galga South Australia. The galvanised iron Post Office opened in .1915 and finally closed in 1982. JPG
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Burra. This copper mine operated 1845 to 1877. Rust and ruin of Morphetts Boiler House. Built between Morphetts winding house built in 1861 and engine house built 1858..
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Bowhill. The former stone school. The first school on this site was tin and iron and opened in 1895. This school was built in 1903. It clsoed in 1942.
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Tintinara. The former Methodist Church built in 1966. Now the Uniting Church. Foundation stone near entrance.
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Green Mallee, E. viridis
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Green Mallee, E. viridis
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Loxton. The old stone fernery is now unroofed and used for a cactus garden. The Pines homestead was built in 1909.
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Cobdogla. Vines olives and the two foot guage Cobdogla to Loveday railway. It opened in 1921 to carry irrigation pipes. Now used for tourists from the Cobdogla Steam museum.
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Nhill. Fine old Australian bank from the 19th century. Appears to be a private residence now.
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Elliston. Eyre Peninsula. The 2018 installed Aboriginal memorial on the cliffs to acknowledge the possible existence of a massacre but certainly the existence of white violence against Aboriginal people in the 19th century.
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Karoonda in the Murray Mallee. Night illumination on the Karoonda wheat silos. Art work from the SA Living Artists exhibition of August 2020. Illuminations nightly to 9 pm. Changed monthly. A billabong and gum trees..
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Karoonda. Railway Station and grain silos. The railway line opened in 1913. This station is a few years later than that.
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Cowangie. The line of Pepper Trees planted for each local soldier who served or died in World War One. The trees were planted in the Main Street in 1919. Each tree has the name of a soldier in front of it.
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Wasleys. Old photograph of the once large Wasleys Railway Station. The railway from Gawler reached here in 1868. Trains to Burra passed through Wasleys from 1870. Station now demolished .A scene from the busy 1970s.
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Burra. SA. The womens exercise yard and outside dunny at Redruth Gaol built in 1856 in this great copper mining town. Closed in 1894. 1897 became reformatory for girls till 1922. Now a museum. .
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Mypolonga. The former Methodist Church built in 1922 is now the Uniting Church.
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Murrayville. St Teresa Catholic Church. Erected in 1937. Catholic masses began in 1921 in various halls and the institute.
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Coonalpyn. Old tin and iron blacksmith shop or similar. Now up for sale.
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Elliston on Eyre Peninsula. The town harbour with the grain silos in the background.
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Eucalyptus decurva
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Inneston. Yorke Peninsula. A private gypsum mining town from 1913 to 1930. This Post Office was restored and opened for holiday letting in 2002. Innestonghost town is now in Innes National Park.
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Loxton. The recreated Loxton Village Museum. Mallee stump walls and thatch for a small barn. Life in the Mallee.
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Little 'baby' of Large-fruited Mallee (flower buds) - Eucalyptus youngiana
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Cowangie. The leaning loo of Cowangie. Behind the Bush Nurses cottage which was built in 1918.
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Sandhill just behind the coastline south of Streaky Bay on Eyre Peninsula South Australia.
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Brim. A male and a female farmer as depicted on the Silo Art.
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Morgan. On the River Murray. The Murray limestone Art Deco style Bank of Adelaide building. It is now a pirvate residence.
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Swan Reach on the River Murray. Old limestone building of the Swan Reach Hotel. The hotel was established in 1899. Probably a cool room dug into the cliff face.
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Coonalpyn. South Australia. Evocative images of local school children painted on the wheat silos.
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Jabuk. The remains of the railway siding and the station railway sign.
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Main Street, Birchip
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Water tanks at Eudunda Railway Station yards in South Australia.
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Myrla near Wunkar. The Lutheran Church entry. Church built in 1924. Cemetery behind the church.
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Mantung. Photograph of the old Mantung railway siding which opened in 1915 with the start of train servcies from Karoonda to Waikerie. Depicted on a town information board.
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Bell-Fruited Mallee (Eucalyptus preissiana) - Red Moon Sanctuary, Redmond Western Australia
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Denial Bay. The stone ruins of William McKenzie's homestead. He was the pioneer settler of the district. .
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Burra. SA. Attached to the Kooringa copper miners cottages at Paxton Square is the early 1848 Bible Christian Methodist Church.
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Karoonda.The Lutheran Church. 1927.
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Robertstown. The site of the former railway station and rail yards. The railway reached Roberstown in 1914 and closed in the 1980s. The grain silos remain.
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Cambrai. The Mallee farming museum in the old Lutheran Church. This church was built as St Johns Lutheran in 1911 and closed in 1968. Became a museum in 1971.
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Hopetoun. Art Deco features and detail of the War Memorial Hall built in 1922.
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Loxton. St Petri Lutheran Church and school room built in 1904.
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Tintinara. The shearer's quarters and kitchen of the old Tintinara sheep station. This was built in 1865 when the nearby 16 stand shearing shed was constructed,
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Taplan in the Murray Mallee. Railway cairn and railway items by the former railway station site. The railway from Adelaide reached here in 1913.
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Hopetoun. The founder of the town and district was Edward Harewood Lascelles. He lived in Geelong but visited often so he had Hopetoun House built in 1891.
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Galga in the Murray Mallee. The railway reached here in 1914.These silos were built 1963. Now disused. Silo art funded by a local farming couple. Anzac stories depicted. Artist Jarrad Loxton.
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Tintinara. At the Tintinara property the heritage listed 16 stand shearing shed. Built around 1865 when William Harding took over this property.
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Green Mallee, E. viridis
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Tailem Bend. The 1926 Anglican Church in local limetstone. Unsual brick work arched over small rectangular windows.
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Patchewollock near Wyperfield National Park. The Catholic Church. Opened in 1957 by the Bishop of Ballarat.
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Denial Bay jetty and town beach on Murat Bay near Ceduna.
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Parilla near Pinnaroo. The state government school. Built around 1930. Closed in 1945.
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Elliston. Eyre Peninsula. The 2018 installed Wirangu Aboriginal memorial on the cliffs to acknowledge the possible existence of a massacre 1849 but certainly the existence of white violence against Aboriginal people in the 19th century.
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Geranium. This Eudunda Farmers General Store was built in 1911. Now disused. Eududna Farmers built a new store in 1963.
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Lascelles in the Victorian Wimmera. Female farmer depicted on one of the two silo art installations in the town.
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Barmera. The Lutheran Church which opened in 1956 and Claret Ash street trees.
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Loxton. Shop entrance all in pressed tin of S.J Reiner photographer.
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Sutherlands. The first Eudunda Farmers Cooperative Store. It closed in 1958.
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DSC_2498 Porcupine grass (Triodia scariosa), Bakara Conservation Park, South Australia
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