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Pyramids? Mount Mullaley
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Mount Mullaley is a phenolite lava dome of the Garrawilla Volcanics situated on the western margin of the Liverpool Plains, New South Wales, Australia. Other domes shown in the photo include The Kiadmoot Pinnacle, Mount Nombi, Boorindi Mountain and The Skipper. Mostly obscured, Mount Talbareeeya peeks out from the left side of Mount Mullaley which dominates the photo. The town of Mullaley straddles the Oxley Highway, just 2 km from the photo site.
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Photo taken in Mullaley NSW 2379, Australia
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CynthiaBlue44, on November 5, 2010, said:
Hi Neil, I'm an amateur historian and I'm seeking permission to use your photo of Mount Mullaly for a Blog post I'm working on related to Allan Cunningham's visit in 1825. Allan Cunningham was an Explorer/Botanist and I edit an not-for-profit eZine that features The Allan Cunningham Project.
Recently I've been given permission to publish an extract of an article written by historian, Michael O'Rourke related to Cunningham's 1825 journey. Apparently Cunningham climbed Mount Mullaly. I would like to illustrate the piece with your photo.
An example of how I present photographs in my blog can be seen at: http://www.artuccino.com/Allan_Cunningham/Blog/index.html.
I would ensure that full credit was given to you along with a link to your Panoramio feed.
I do hope you will allow me to use your photo.
Diane Challenor Editor, The Allan Cunningham Project http://www.artuccino.com/Allan_Cunningham/index.html
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Neil Hamilton Mansfi…, on November 5, 2010, said:
Hi Diane
You are more than welcome to use my photo of Mt. Mullaley (note current spelling of name?) in your project. Are you content to use the small image posted on Panoramio or would you like the full size image? How can I email you privately?
Neil Manafield
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