Mahogany Ship Myth Resurfaces
Journalists making a myth of the Mahogany Ship wreck … More Mahogany Ship Myth Resurfaces
Journalists making a myth of the Mahogany Ship wreck … More Mahogany Ship Myth Resurfaces
There was an air of quiet celebration at Crossley today in Victoria’s southwest when community gathered to celebrate the successful anti fracking campaign – made famous by its familiar yellow triangle – which recently resulted in the State’s government ban on fracking statewide. Although both Legislation and Regulations are still to be legally enacted for the … More Giving Thanks for a Fracking-Free Community
The cross atop of Reverend Louis Alexander Baker’s grave seems at odds with the other memorials in the Church of England section of Geelong’s eastern cemetery. Embellishing a too-short pillar it seems uneasy atop of its heavy block base and in contrast with its rusted iron railing. But this is no ordinary cross crafted as … More The Curious Cross at Baker’s Rest