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Beyond Licola - Part 1: Tamboritha Road Licola to Arbuckle Junction

Beyond Licola Part 1 – Tamboritha Road to Arbuckle Junction. History & Scenery. Part 1 of a three-part series. (Non-Commercial). Featuring Wellington River, The Crinoline, Tali Karng, Dolodrook, Bennison Spur, Lost Plain & more. Tamboritha Road is a 46-kilometre drive from the Macalister River to the Bennison High Plains; 22km bitumen, 24km rough gravel. There is no shortage of things to see, do or learn along this relatively short drive. Prior to 1962, the area north-east of Licola was one of the least known areas in Victoria. Access was by horse or foot only. Some logging activity commenced in the Moroka area during the 1950s before Tamboritha Road gave tourists easier access to the high plains, mountain peaks, valleys, and gorges. The area is still remote and road conditions can change dramatically with weather and heavy use. It is imperative to let someone know before you go venturing into this high-altitude wonderland. Although I saw several non-4WD cars battling the rough, corrugated and rocky section of Tamboritha Road, 4WD is definitely recommended to minimise potential car  maintenance issues. This is the first in a series of three slideshows showcasing history and some scenic attractions of the area. NEW -- A WordPress site for all my videos, books and selected updates: https://lukesteenhuis.wordpress.com/2... NEW -- WordPress post: A Visit to Tali Karng in 1888. https://lukesteenhuis.wordpress.com/2... #licola #macalisterriver #wellingtonriver #dolodrook #bennison #lostplain #thomastown #arbuckle What to Expect: 0:00 Start 0:13 Location map 0:27 Memorial cairn 0:40 Unveiling the plaque 0:54 What’s ahead 1:08 A massive flood 1:22 Long Tom Paddock 1:34 Beautiful Macalister River 1:50 An Aboriginal meeting ground 2:10 Reminder of the good old days 2:23 Wellington River country 2:36 The fabulous Crinoline 2:46 A Crinoline dress 3:01 The Crinoline’s bustle 3:15 National Park entrance 3:28 Where spirits dance 3:43 An eagle soars 3:52 Pardalote Camp 4:06 Bruni Knob 4:22 Breakfast Creek 5:09 McMillan’s Walking Track 5:42 Wellington Valley from The Crinoline 5:56 The Red Bluff 6:43 Red Box horse yards 7:05 To the hidden lake (Tali Karng) 7:21 Tali Karng Walking Track map 7:50 Via Mount Margaret 8:12 Dolodrook Valley 8:22 The Chromite Mine 8:53 Garvey’s Hut 9:08 The Hidden Lake (Tali Karng) 9:33 Gunai Kurnai special place 10:14 Valley of Destruction 10:24 Snowden’s Falls 10:38 Croll’s Gorge 11:09 Back on Tamboritha Road 11:25 Road construction 11:40 Bennison Spur 12:10 Dinner Creek Falls 12:53 Higgins’ old stockyard site 13:14 The stock route 13:56 Lonely & little-known land 14:28 Tamboritha Yards 15:15 Higgins’ ramshackle yards 15:32 Higgins’ Huts 16:04 A glimpse of the plains 16:22 Dingo Hill Track 16:39 Thomastown 16:54 Shaw Creek 17:10 The magnificent Dwarf Geebung 17:26 Kelly’s Lane 17:38 Two cattlemen’s huts 17:53 The Lost Plain (lost no more) 18:33 Arbuckle Junction 19:04 Carry a good map 19:13 A Gippsland Crocodile 19:28 End credits Music: - Gordon Lightfoot – ‘Song For A Winter’s Night’ (Instrumental - Celtic Mandolins).    • Song for a Winter's Night - Gordon Li...   - Anna Weatherup – ‘The River’    • Anna Weatherup - THE RIVER  (Live in ...   - John O’Dea – ‘The Saddle’.    • The Saddle   - Bill Chambers – ‘Gravel Road’.    • Bill Chambers - Gravel Road   - Dianne Lindsay – ‘Akubras In The Snow’.    • Akubras in the Snow   Some Reference Sources: - NLA Trove newspapers. - ‘A Valley of Glens’ by Linda Barraclough & Minnie Higgins. - ‘Cattlemen & Huts of the High Plains’ by Harry Stephenson. - Linda Barraclough & Gippsland History Facebook Group.