Note that the Reserve is leash-free for hounds!
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Showing posts with label liverpool rd retarding basin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liverpool rd retarding basin. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 05, 2020
Liverpool Rd Water Retarding Basin - Kilsyth South
A visit on February 4, 2020. The Reserve is reached from the small car park on Liverpool Rd, opposite Dobson's Lane. Care is needed in exiting the car park, as vision to the west is blocked by foliage from trees overhanging the entrance.
Note that the Reserve is leash-free for hounds!

Note that the Reserve is leash-free for hounds!
Wednesday, September 04, 2019
Boronia - Liverpool Rd Retarding Basin Park
Spring has arrived and with it a glorious sunny day of 25 degs! Photos of September 3, 2019 - one of my favourite locations!
The Basin’s main function is to reduce the risk of floods downstream within the Dandenong Creek, and was basically built for drainage purposes. But that description belies the beauty of the reserve—in addition to its important role within the management of Dandenong Creek.
The Basin’s main function is to reduce the risk of floods downstream within the Dandenong Creek, and was basically built for drainage purposes. But that description belies the beauty of the reserve—in addition to its important role within the management of Dandenong Creek.
Sunday, May 12, 2019
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