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Visiting or living there, there's always more to learn. Here's a place to bookmark for up to date news on issues of understanding, using and caring for the bush . List and link to sites of Australian interest that keep country and city properly and closely connected - in our countries best interest

Monday, December 08, 2003

Otways weekend . City folks were fascinated at the slide show and bush dance on Saturday Night to see close up, pictures of the old logging townships and tourist sites in the dam’s catchment such as the tunnel between the two branches of the Barwon and the place where the Otwaymills Post office stood . Walkers were treated to a fixed in time view of a huge sawdust pile and blacksmiths shop that had been abandoned 80 years ago at Henrys mill. Most of the participants got closer than they wanted to the highly carnivorous fauna in the form of leeches and black snails. Discussion on the long walk was lively on carbon cycles, seeding, fire, sawdust degradation (nothing grows on them for decades) and the associated matters of soil and water acidity; like how it would increase again if the areas weren’t logged. CD 's available

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