The Currawong Bush Park is a 60 hectare area of preserved bushland, 25 km east of Melbourne, in the outer east suburb of Warrandyte.
It is adjacent to the Mullum Mullum Creek, and a large section of the park was originally a cattle farm until the 1960s.
It includes a Wildlife Sanctuary, Aboriginal artefacts, a nice Lagoon, a Stockyard, and walking tracks.
Prior to Western settlement in the 1830s, the area was inhabited by the Wurrundunji Aboriginal peoples.
The pictures were taken on March 26, 2007. Unfortunately, the resident kangaroos and wallabies were nowhere to be seen!
The full photo album is at
http://worldisround.com/articles/326919/index.html
It is adjacent to the Mullum Mullum Creek, and a large section of the park was originally a cattle farm until the 1960s.
It includes a Wildlife Sanctuary, Aboriginal artefacts, a nice Lagoon, a Stockyard, and walking tracks.
Prior to Western settlement in the 1830s, the area was inhabited by the Wurrundunji Aboriginal peoples.
The pictures were taken on March 26, 2007. Unfortunately, the resident kangaroos and wallabies were nowhere to be seen!
The full photo album is at
http://worldisround.com/articles/326919/index.html
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