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Photographs And Map Of Bushfires At Wilsons Promontory February 2009 – The Wilson’s Promontory bush fires that have been burning for most of February 2009, and these pictures were taken from Corner Inlet Marine Park at Toora, Port Welshpool and Ameys Track in Foster. According to some reports, 40% of ‘The Prom’ has been burnt [...]
ABOUT THE MAP, THE PHOTOGRAPHS, CORNER INLET & NOORAMUNGA MARINE PARKS – Corner Inlet is a large and sheltered inlet located between Port Franklin, Toora Beach, Barrys Beach, Port Welshpool and Wilsons Promontory and can be accessed from boat ramps at Toora, Port Albert, Port Franklin and Yanakie. Sometimes called Nooramunga Marine Park, this diverse [...]
Photographs, Information and Map of Churchill Island Heritage Farm About Churchill Island Heritage Farm – One of Phillip Island’s main historic attraction is Churchill Island. A tiny island of 57 hectares where there is a historic farm with its historical house and buildings that date back to 1872 along with a variety of working animals, [...]
Photographs, Information and Map of San Remo About San Remo – San Remo is situated at the southern entrance to Western Port Bay on the Bass Coast. The prominent bridge spanning 1 kilometer in the centre of the town will transport you across to Phillip Island by car or you can take a stroll along [...]
Photographs, Information and Map of Cape Woolemai On Phillip Island. About Cape Woolamai – Cape Woolamai is a small town, beach and headland at the south eastern tip of Phillip Island on the Bass Coast in Victoria. The Cape Woolamai State Fauna Reserve and the Phillip Island Airfield are close by. Cape Woolamei Walking Trails [...]
Below you will find both natural and digitally enhanced photographs taken after the devastating bush fires at Darlimurla, Mirboo North and Boolarra South, which almost seems minute compared to the worst natural disaster in Australian History that occurred during the Feburary 2009 bushfire storms experienced at Churchill, Marysville and the Kinglake regions of Victoria… …I [...]