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Byrne family camping at 'The Waterhole', Fraser Island, Queensland, ca. 1907

  • Annette Cadell said:
    Byrne the elder looks to be holding a bottle??
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    This group of wonderfully picturesque backdrop-laden waterholes surrounded by wild rushes and paperbark trees is a main feature of the Wongi State Forest. Over the years the Tannins have slowly seeped from the paperbarks trees gently staining the water into a deep rich brown color. The water can be what is referred to as a mirror gently reflecting at you from its still waters. At the waterholes, you will also find a small rainforest mainly consisting of hoop pine with splashes of eucalypt trees and vast open woodlands due to there the water source found at the Waterholes the understorey looks quite healthy too. Source: www.discoverherveybay.com/wongi-waterholes/

Jack ladder - Unknown Location/Date

  • L8DYBUG1 said:
    Wow, this is extraordinary history. Michael Joseph Boomhowers grandpa Dorlan Boomhower worked here at Sawyer Stolls. He was a tree faller and one of the best so Margrette Boomhower said. To this day she speaks of this place and she is 85 years old 2020, Nans own father besides her husband worked there... Abel Vaness was supposed to have been the horse caretaker.

Henry Lloyd and Northbrook Sawmill on Beaver Creek

  • jamica1 said:
    Not sure if all that would pass a modern safety inspection!