Author Archives: Mt Morris Station
Mt Morris, steeped in a rich history – lets start at the beginning..
Aboriginal communities living along the rivers cut the bark from trees to build canoes. This practice is not uncommon in Australia. Most people know these large “scars” as “Canoe Trees”. While the bark was still fresh with moisture, it was easily able to … Continue reading
Posted in Mt Morris history
Tagged Aboriginal people, Canoe Tree, Custodians, Farmers, Graziers, Heritage, Langlo River, Mt Morris, People of the land, Stuart Family
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Home Grown Human Protector – Mt Morris uniqueness strikes again!
“Giggard” on the hunt”! May 2012 Home grown human protector! Yep, that’s what we have here at home. I have written elsewhere about our resident “Giggard”. “Giggard” – who is a substantial sized goanna, earned his nick name from our … Continue reading
Where the Murray Darling Basin Starts..
Today with much debate regarding the Murray Darling Basin Plan, it appears that our politicians, and arm chair environmentalists, have once again, disregarded the practicing environmentalists of the land. Here, on the left one can see the Langlo River, photographed … Continue reading
Who said there are no Koala’s out west?
Senator Brown, Senator Brown, Senator Milne, Senator Milne, here I am, I am alive, and so are my cousins and family! My ancestors have survived the great droughts, the numerous bush fires, the raging floods thanks to our pet “graziers” that have diligently … Continue reading
Mount Morris Station – Its an Experience!
A picture says a thousand words – a Mt Morris experience to have forever!
Posted in Mt Morris Guests 2012
Tagged Caravan, Environment, Farmers, Generational Farmers, Graziers, History, Mount Morris, Nature, Outback, Rock the Langlo River
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Mt Morris Station - Seeing is Believing! 