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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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Darke Peak. The old state school began here in 1917. This building was erected in 1933. Closed decades ago. Now vacant. JPG
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Smoky Bay. Eyre Peninsula. The Smoky Bay government school room 1909 to 1959. Now disused
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Cleve. The beautiful little Anglican Church. Built in 1913.
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Kangaroo looking for wheat at Wudinna silos South Australia
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Yeelanna on Eyre Peninsula. The Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1937. In recent times it also housed the Yeelanna Post Office.
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Fowlers Bay on Eyre Peninsula. Seaweed on the beach with the sand hills beyond.
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Smoky Bay. Eyre Peninsula. The government school room 1909 to 1959. Now disused
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Wudinna. Turtle Rocks a granite inselberg outcrop near Mount Wudinna.
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Point Labatt Eyre Peninsula. The rugged coastline and the Austrrlian Sea Lion colony and breeding reserve near Streaky Bay.Sea Lions on the beach.
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Cummins. Colourful railway themed mosaics on the public toilets in Railway Triangle.
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Mount Wudinna Eyre Peninsula. A large granite inselberg mountain. In the Eyre Peninsula grain belt.
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Cummins. Interesting colourful mosaics on the public toilets in Railway Triangle.
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Yeelanna on Eyre Peninsula. This wooden school room was probably the first 1924 school room. Replaced a few years later by a stone class room.
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Eyre Peninsula. Australian native flower. Eutaxia microphylla. Known as Mallee Bush-pea. Yellowish flowers with orange keel. Flowering in late August.
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Fowlers Bay on Eyre Peninsula. Last town before the Head of the Bight and the Western Australian border. Blue waters and sand dunes.
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Wirrulla. Eyre peninsula. The story of Wirrulla's inland jetty from the port at Haslam.
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Rudall. Eyre Peninsula. Change of use. The 1927 state schooll became a church in 1953 and is now a private residence. .It still has two roof ventilators. JPG
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Lock. The Free and Independent Presbyterian Church.
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Streaky Bay on Eyre Peninsula.
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Tooligie on Eyre Peninsula. A galvanised iron building was the first Tooligie School built in 1938. A wooden classroom was added in the 1950s and is now in the Lock Museum. School closed in 1961.
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Cummins. This Methodist Church was built in 1912. It is still in use as the Uniting Church since 1977.
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Poonindie. Framing the bush. Ruins of an old cottage.
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Port Lincoln Eyre Peninsula. The rocky and rugged coastline of Whalers Way.
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Colton Eyre Peninsula. This former Anglican Church was built in 1905. It is now a residence.
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Elliston. Famed for its cliffs and coastline.
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Smoky Bay. Eyre Peninsula. The government school room 1909 to 1959 with fireplace and blackboard. Now disused
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Sleaford Bay and rocky headlands. Named by Captain Matthew Flinders in 1802. Near Port Lincoln National Park on Eyre Peninsula
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Streaky Bay. Unusual rocky outcrop on the sandy shore.
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Ceduna. The Aboriginal Cultural Centre which is bascially an art gallery. It displays carvings, pottery and paintings from around 100 artists.
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Rugged coastline south of Streaky Bay on Eyre Peninsula South Australia.Near Point Labatt.
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Sceale Bay Eyre Peninsula. Mounds of seaweed on the beach.
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Yeelanna on Eyre Peninsula. The Methodist Church built in 1954 and now the Uniting Church.
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Fowlers Bay. The Far West Coast of South Australia. About 880 kms west of Adelaide. A Southern Right Whale lazing in the bay.
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Elliston Eyre Peninsula. Beautiful cliffs and ocean views at the edge of the town.
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Inselbergs called Murphy's Haystacks on Eyre Peninsula South Australia. Near Streaky Bay. They are granite and look a bit like giant mushrooms.
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Cummins. The former Presbyterian Church. First church in Cummins. Opened October 1912. Closed 1921. Became the Masonic Hall 1926. Now privately owned.
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Thevenard. Eyre Peninsula. The second busiest port in South Australia. Salt and grain silos beside the wharf.
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Koongawa on Eyre Peninsula between Kyancutta and Kimba. The old stone original institute or hall 1920 and to the right the War Memorial Hall 1950.
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Ceduna. One aisle of the huge collection of sewing machines and sewing equipment in the Ceduna National Trust Museum.
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Minnipa Eyre Peninsula. The wave like edges of Pildappa Rocks. It is a giant granite inselberg standing above the surrounding countryside.
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Kimba on Eyre Peninsula from the lookout where the sculptures of Edward John Eyre and Wylie are sited.
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Coffin Bay an oyster producer. Oysters are collected five times during their life span to grade them according to size and then they are returned to different oyster beds ready for harvesting. Tractor taking boat to grading factory..
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Port Lincoln Eyre Peninsula. The old Mikkira sheep station homestead dating from 1842. It was once thatched over galvanised iron.
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Streaky Bay. Silos by the sea. EP cruises. Staff preparing seafood for a fantastic lunch.
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Thevenard. Eyre Peninsula. The second busiest port in South Austalia after Port Adelaide. Two ships in port. Port exports wheat, gypsum, salt, mineral sands. .
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Elliston. Eyre Peninsula. The 2018 installed Aboriginal memorial on the cliff tops to acknowledge the possible existence of a massacre but certainly the existence of white violence against Aboriginal people in the 19th century.
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Lock. The Institute built in 1933.
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Calca near Streaky Bay. Unusual granite inselbergs known as Murphy's Haystacks. The surrounding soft soil has been eroded away and the erosion process created these mushroom like rocks.
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Mount Hope Eyre Peninsula. The old Soldiers Memorial Hall was built as the Institute around 1910 and was used as a state school from 1911. Mount Hope school closed in 1974.
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Thevenard. Eyre Peninsula. The second busiest port in South Austalia after Port Adelaide. Old anchor and two ships in port. .
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Arno Bay. The former Methodist Church now the Uniting Church.
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Sheringa. Eyre Peninsula. The old Sheringa Institute Hall built around 1895. Was used as the governemnt school until 1909..
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Cummins. The old 1930 flourmill is now a general miling and fodder factory but also still does flour. Opposite the railway yards.
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Kimba. The grain paddocks of Eyre Peninsula are depicted on the Viterra grain silos. Completed in 2017.
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Eyre Peninsula. Australian native flower. Eutaxia microphylla. Known as Mallee Bush-pea. Yellowish flowers with orange keel. Flowering in late August. And White Everlasting flowers.
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Streaky Bay Hotel
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Port Lincoln Eyre Peninsula. Giant aloes on Mikkira station.
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Wirrulla. Eyre Peninsula, The inland jetty was moved from Port Haslam in 2001 . Wool was carted from Wirrulla to Haslam so the jetty served Wirrulla. Now part of it is in Wirrulla. Wirrulla is 35 kms from Port Haslam. .
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Ceduna. The Methodist Church in Poynton Street. It was the first church in Ceduna erected in 1909. The porch was added in 1959. Now the Uniting Church.
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