A Hut Above the Snowline

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David J Delaney

Re: A Hut Above the Snowline

Post by David J Delaney » Wed Feb 23, 2011 10:00 am

G'day all, I know almost nothing about the high country you have mentioned here, though my grandfather & step-grandmother met and married at Cooma, my grandfather & 3 uncles worked on the snowy scheme.

I am so enjoying this page, the poems & photos are great.

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Bellobazza
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Re: A Hut Above the Snowline

Post by Bellobazza » Wed Feb 23, 2011 7:32 pm

G'day Manfred...
As I said, you know much more than I about Wallace Hut. I'm happy to concede your point about the view of Kosciusko, since I've only visited the hut in imagination. My comment is a direct quote from Parks Victoria heritage website.
Maybe Kossie has worn down a bit since the Wallaces' day?? :roll:

Cheers, Will.
"Each poet that I know (he said)
has something funny in his head..." CJD

manfredvijars

Re: A Hut Above the Snowline

Post by manfredvijars » Wed Feb 23, 2011 8:00 pm

... I think my kossies have worn down and shrunk over the years too Will, but in my case it's more 'mountain' than coverage ... :o)

I'll post a few more pics of the area ...

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Bellobazza
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Re: A Hut Above the Snowline

Post by Bellobazza » Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:08 pm

Manfred....'Man Mountain' :roll:
"Each poet that I know (he said)
has something funny in his head..." CJD

manfredvijars

Re: A Hut Above the Snowline

Post by manfredvijars » Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:52 pm

Here's some more piccies ...
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