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2 years 9 months ago #224524 by oliver1950
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Chillagoe

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2 years 9 months ago #224544 by hayseed
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Geraldine Lead Mine, W.A.

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2 years 9 months ago #224546 by 600Dodge
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Right state

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2 years 9 months ago #224549 by Sarge
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600, just to be pedantic, you said right state.... Chillagoe is in Quinzlund and Geraldine is in the largely unexplored Chinese owned state..... it's lockdown.... too much time.... which state.......

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2 years 9 months ago #224553 by 600Dodge
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WA, can't say Ive ever heard of Chillagoe, I'll have to look that up.

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2 years 9 months ago #224554 by Roderick Smith
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Mount Magnet


Chillagoe was west of Cairns, and had a private railway which was absorbed by QR and is now closed. I rode the line once, at dusk, and the loco kept hitting kangaroos.
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2 years 9 months ago - 2 years 9 months ago #224565 by Sarge
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Chillagoe is a fantastic old mining centre, worth the drive out from cairns, lucky you Rodders. The railway still exists and the Savanahlander Train still runs on much of it before heading off at Almaden for Forsythe.

So how about the ivanhoe mine kalgoorlie

And this is part of the remains of the famous Chillagoe smelter complex


My photo taken a few months ago.

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2 years 9 months ago #224615 by Roderick Smith
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No new entry from me. I have a lot of older WA mining sites on my list, from my railway hobby.
For convenience, I am bumping the photo forwards from a few pages back.
So far it is something ex mining in WA.
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2 years 9 months ago #225023 by Roderick Smith
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While this quiz remains stalled (9 days now), have a side question for which the indentifier won't get the baton, just my thanks.
This is from a deceased estate, via an intermediate friend. Some I can identify. Some are sandwiched between identifiable photos.
The photographer was Victorian, and enjoyed caravanning, boating, camping and fishing. He had interstate tours.
Luckily, he used Kodak, so frames have a processing date and a number. However, there are lots of gaps.
This one has some Victoria coastal months in advance, and Goondiwindi (Qld) following in the same month.
The architecture supports Queensland, on a caravanning holiday in Oct.1974.
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If this doesn't get instant recognition, the next slide is from the same lookout, covering the view to the right of this one.
TIA
Roderick

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2 years 9 months ago #225024 by 600Dodge
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Tweed heads
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