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Angaston. The gracious Lindsay Park House. Architect Henry Evans. Built 1851 for George Fife Angas. Side additions date from around 1900.
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Sedan. Johann Pfeiffer's cottage and wheat store built around 1875. Town established 1875.
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Alawoona in the Murray Mallee. The former Bethlehem Lutheran Church built in local limestone 1934. Closed in the 1990s.
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Cobdogla. Vines and trees seen from the Cobdogla to Loveday railway line. The line opened in 1921 and closed in the 1960s.
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Burra copper mine. Morphetts 3 engine house and winding house. Built in 1858. This great copper mine operated from 1845 to 1877. Morphetts engine house had a huge Cornish engine. Partly burnt out in 1925 and restored in 1986.
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Barmera. Nearby is the Cobdogla steam and pump museum. Right on the banks of the River Murray. Engineering Art. A steam expansion loop pipe.
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DSC_2617 flower buds of silver mallee (Eucalyptus crucis subsp. crucis)
by JohnJennings995

Myrla near Wunkar. Next to the 1924 Lutheran Church is the Myrla state school site. A weatherboard school opened in 1920 and closed in 1945. Erected on land donated by H Zibell.
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Burra copper mine. The ruins of Morphetts winding house. Built in 1861. This great copper mine operated from 1845 to 1877. It is next to Morphetts engine house which had a huge Cornish beam engine. Old rusty boiler...
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Streaky Bay National Trust Museum. A pioneer's 1880s pine and pug cottage with a hessian lined ceiling. Eyre Peninsula.
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DSC_6805 Eucalyptus gillii, Adelaide Botanic Garden, South Australia
by JohnJennings995

Peake. The Peake Institute. Built in 1913.. Now a private residence.
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Blanchetown. The old state school. Built in 1868 as a town school before the government education act of 1875 established state schools. Was used until a few years ago. Still on the school campus but derelict.
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Inneston. Gypsum mining ghost town 1913 to 1930 in the Innes National Park. The remains of a substantial limestone block cottage.
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Lock on Eyre Peninsula. Mural of Albert Lock of the SA Survey Department who was killed in Belgium in 1917. On the supermarket wall. The town was named after him when surveyed in 1918.
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Psittaculidae - Barnardius - Mallee Ringneck / Australian Ringneck
by julie burgher

Eudunda. Advertising on the old water tower needed for the steam engines. Frys Cocoa and Burfords Candles and Soap. Next to the Viterra grain silos. The railway closed many years ago and has been vandalised.
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Bowhill on the River Murray. St Johns Lutheran Church with a modern porch and entrance. First church built 1891. This church built 1911.
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Blue Mallee, E. polybracta
by Leaf by Leaf

Coonalpyn. South Australia. Evocative images of school children painted on the wheat silos.
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Former Anglican Church in Pinnaroo. it is destined to be demolished. South Australia.
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A Buddy Nice Mallee
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Geranium on the Pinnaroo railway. This Anglican Church was built in 1968. It is now a residence and the Post Office
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Naturi. Near Tailem Bend. A government school operated in this hall from 1930 to 1939. The school opened in 1918 in another building.
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Cattle at Redwing Farm.
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Tintinara sheep station. The original open hearth fire and stove area of the shearer's quarters. The quarters were built in 1865 for William Harding and George Bunn.
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Ngarkat Conservation Park. The landscapes are mainly sandy heath lands or Mallee scrub or a mix of both as here near Pertendi Hut site.
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Karoonda. The original school. First stone classrooms erected in 1917. In 1940 Karoonda became the first area school in the region. More stone rooms added 1928. Enrolment about 150 students.
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Ouyen. The old galvanised iron grain store. Erected around 1930 for Albert Loveridge
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Burra. broken glass topped walls of 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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Ouyen. The former Savings Bank of Victoria building. Erected 1926 in Neo-Georgian style.
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Peake. The current Post Office
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Green Mallee, Eucalyptus viridis
by Leaf by Leaf

Streaky Bay. The Kelsh pine and pug cottage from the 1880s now located in the Streaky Bay National Trust Museum.
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Melaleuca acuminata
by jeans_Photos

Wasleys. Old advertising on the old blacksmith's shop. Sign for Mobiloil company petrol.
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Denial Bay on Eyre Peninsula. Mangroves Black swans and Cormorants on the old wool loading platform for sailing ships. Loads taken out at low tide and put on ships at high tide.
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Coonalpyn South Australia. The Superb Australian blue Fairy Wren. Done in a mosaic on a besser block wall in front of the public toilets. near the silo art. Part of Coonalpyn's art trail.
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Coonalpyn. The Coonalpyn Congregational Church built in local limestone in 1927. Congregational services began in 1907 in the old institute.
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Streaky Bay. A sand sculpture on the esplanade.
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Waikerie in the South Australian Riverland on the River Murray. Silo art on the old wheat silos. Depictions of River Murray life done by two different artists in two different styles.
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Underbool Methodist Church built in 1925. It became a Uniting Church in 1977. Closed in 2014 when the Anglican and Uniting Church formed a cooperative. Now a residence.
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Angophora hispida
by Tatters ✾

Loxton. On the River Murray . A town based on wheat farmers and horticulturalists and viticulturalists. Street sculpture of wheat heads.
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Curramulka on Yorke Peninsula. Old farm house and shed ruins.
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Old Women
by BohemainStitchery

Ouyen. The fine red brick Presbyterian Church of 1922. The timber framed Methodist Church of 1913 is attached at the rear.
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Peake. South Australia.The Peake Institute. Built in 1913.. Now a private residence.
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Myrla near Wunkar. This Lutheran Church was built by the Yinkanie railway line. It passed the church rear fence. Church built 1924 and railway line completed in 1925. Siding called Parrelum a wheat variety. Soon changed to Myrla. .
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Port Jackson Mallee Ash flower
by John Tann

Tintinara sheep station. The original open hearth fire and stove area of the shearer's quarters. The quarters were built in 1865.
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Streaky Bay on Eyre Peninsula South Australia. Two storey building on right is the Streaky Bay Hotel.
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Maggea. The institute hall which opened in 1919. Now closed and privately owned. A state school was conducted in the hall from 1919 to 1967.
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Piebald sheep with twin lambs. One black and one white. Redwing Farm. Lunch time. The black lamb is hard to see.
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Brim. St Paul's Anglican Church. Now closed and privately owned.
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Murrayville. the Lutheran church built in 1923 and still in use.
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Tailem Bend. Former railway town on the River Murray. The 1926 Anglican Church in local limetstone. Unsual brick work arched over small rectangular windows. (2)
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Eucalyptus pyriformis
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Clements Gap in the Hummock Ranges. This plaque marks the site of the Clements Gap government School. 1892 to closure in 1942. The first school opened in 1880 and clsoed 1882. Some 393 students attended the school to 1942..
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Walpeup. This grand red brick Catholic Church is now unused and in disrepair. it was completed in 1921 and is the oldest church in the Murrayville to Ouyen districts.
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