Barham Golf Resort
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Gannawarra Wetlands
... somewhere:
I HAVE A SIMPLE QUESTION
IT'S ONLY THE TRUTH I WISH
ARE ALL THE FISHERMEN LIARS
OR DO ALL THE LIARS FISH?
The wetlands are controlled by weirs, which provide channel waters for dairying and cropping, and there’s plenty of these criss-crossing the roads... it’s easy to see why the Murray’s waters were low at Torrumbarry.
The ...
The Meeting of Two Rivers
... He was able to identify the story but not the title of the book so we were not successful in obtaining the information or the book itself. Something for me to chase up at a later date I suppose. It was about a family escaping from the Down fall of Singapore to the Japanese and they crossed into Burma to escape. The father was a Colonel in the British Armed forces and he had been recalled to England once it became apparent that Singapore would ...
Barham
At last - a beautiful sunny morning !!!!!! This morning, we tackled the Barham Country Club Golf Course. A very pleasant morning................ it was really nice on the course, but the wind is a bit chilly still.
A walk around the town and the shops this afternoon, (not that there are many). At the caravan park, the owner lights an enormous open fire in the camp kitchen ...
Barham
We set off this morning not sure where we were heading to..... through Swan Hill, along the Murray River, Boundary Bend, Kerang, ending up in Barham.
The Murray River here is rising - apparently the Kiewa River is flooding and sending all ...
Koondrook
After filling up with water and using dump site at Nyah we drove to Swan Hill. Stopped at show ground as we were told we would be allowed to camp there, but there was no signs of other motor homes or caravans or anyone we could ask. We found the Information Centre and asked there about the show grounds and were told in no uncertain terms that we could not stay there, but they kindly gave us a map of town! We found ...