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Sorry lads, been off sulking cause i never get these questions right.
The duck confiscated all my beer until i post a question, so here goes.
I am now an Australian National Park.
In the 1800's the discovery of copper and tin, led to the establishment of several small scale mining operations in my area before pastoral occupation began in the 1870s which included both logging and grazing.
In 1949, a local prospector discovered Uranium outside my eastern boundary.
The duck confiscated all my beer until i post a question, so here goes.
I am now an Australian National Park.
In the 1800's the discovery of copper and tin, led to the establishment of several small scale mining operations in my area before pastoral occupation began in the 1870s which included both logging and grazing.
In 1949, a local prospector discovered Uranium outside my eastern boundary.
Yes mate, too easy!
Over to you horse.
Over to you horse.
Tathradj said:
Sorry Tathradj , I have never been there, just misled from a webpage typo it seems.
They Stated the Horse and Coaches Inn was in Clarkeville...but it is actually Clarkefield. grrr
http://www.weekendnotes.com/victorias-most-haunted-pubs/
Sorry for the misunderstanding
cracka
Craig
Thomas Icely have anything to do with it?
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Siberia wa ?
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Thanks Horse
I am an old Victorian gold mining town with a population of less than 300. Once the gold ran out I was moved from my location (which was a natural feature from which I am named) to a new one.
I am an old Victorian gold mining town with a population of less than 300. Once the gold ran out I was moved from my location (which was a natural feature from which I am named) to a new one.
Goldsborough?
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lake Goldsmith?
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Sorry fellas both incorrect.
In my original location my first post office was opened in 1859 and my first primary school in 1861.
Both are no longer there as I was moved to my current location late in the 19th century.
In my original location my first post office was opened in 1859 and my first primary school in 1861.
Both are no longer there as I was moved to my current location late in the 19th century.
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good work magilla, it is indeed amphitheatre.
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