Maroondah Walks and Trails Booklet produced by the Maroondah Tourism and Heritage Board Printed 2005

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Track after being dug upFujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Close up of 2 wheels of tractor.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Worker on tractor ploughing trough track.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Worker looking at plough digging soil.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Coloured photograph of Deep Creek, Mitcham near the foot bridge on the Eastlink Trail - 2012deep creek, mitcham, waterways

Belonging to Barbara Cornell. Worn for her 1938 marriage.A cream ribbon horseshoe with beads adorned by trailing ribbon with small pink horseshoes with diamantes.horseshoes, wedding accessories

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Hole in the ground, yellow pipe and metal wireFujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Tractor with plough digging track, worker on the leftFujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Roll of yellow pipe prepared to be laid in track.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. 2 Workers looking at plough digging soil.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Photo of bush track being dug up.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Coloured photograph of the Eastlink Trail looking south 2012. The bridge is spanning Mullum Mullum Creekeastlink trail, mullum mullum creek

Used to 1935 by John Gordon Hanby while in the militia at Fort Queenscliffe.Metal trailing log comprising of a gauge and two rotors towed behind ships to measure distance.Walker's, Cherve, Mark III.towing log, measuring distance, ship's log

"The dry stone walls provide a tangible link to the area’s white settlement, and they remain a symbol of the profound change in land usage from the original Kulin custodians to the European arrivals of the nineteenth century. The bulk of dry stone wall construction in Victoria occurred between the 1850s and 1880s. The gold rush of the early 1850s in particular inspired a flurry of construction. At this time, labour previously available for shepherding livestock dried up, as men gravitated to the goldfields to seek their fortunes. This necessitated the building of fencing to contain the district’s growing number of sheep, cattle and horses. An explosion in surveying, subdivision and the sale of Crown lands also contributed to a boost in construction. Government regulations that punished pastoralists for allowing their livestock to stray provided further incentive to fence-off previously open expanses of land. The major benefit of this type of fencing was that it utilised the materials at hand; the plentiful grey basalt that scattered the landscape. In the case of the dry stone walls built around Melton, the characteristic round or oval shape of the volcanic fieldstones on the western plains inspired some distinctive designs.54 Another advantage of dry stone walls was their ability to withstand the ravages of flood, fire and drought often experienced in the district. This durability accounts for the fact that many of these fences still exist today". Dry Stone Wall trail brochure/pamphlet for visitors provided by Melton Visitor Information Centrecouncil, landscapes of significance

Large brown timber framed black and white map with dotted lines arrows and circles.The Kokoda Trail First Half Kokoda to Efogi Second Half Efogi to Owers Cornerkokoda trail, papua new guinea, world war 2

Two colour photographs showing view looking towards and entering footbridge on the Diamond Creek Trail, Elthamwalkways, bridges, diamond creek, eltham, alistair knox park

Two colour photographs showing view looking towards and entering footbridge on the Diamond Creek Trail, Elthamwalkways, bridges, diamond creek, eltham

Colour photograph of Autumn view of Diamond Creek Trail opposite Dalton Street west of Main Roaddalton street, walkways

Two colour photographs showing view looking towards and entering footbridge on the Diamond Creek Trail, Elthamwalkways, bridges, diamond creek, eltham, alistair knox park

Two colour photographs showing view looking towards and entering footbridge on the Diamond Creek Trail, Elthamwalkways, bridges, diamond creek, eltham

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Several people looking at the track being dug by plough.Fujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Bendigo plough trail 23/08/1996. Tractor with plough digging track 2 workers nearbyFujiorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Article from Nunawading Gazette 24 July 1987 on school project for Blackburn Lake Nature Trail.Nunawading Gazette 24 July 1987 on school project for Blackburn Lake blackburn lake sanctuary, emmaus college, alvin, elaine, neale, rachel, holmes, catherine

Inspiration drawn from a brochure written by the Box Hill Historical Society Inc City of Whitehorse Artists Trail

Paul LAMBETH (15 September 1957- ) Born Melbourne, Victoria This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 2000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Followed the Burke and Wills trail while undertaking a Masters of Arts Research, and returning to Ballarat with the beginnings of a body of work. art, artwork, paul lambeth, staffmember, available