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I spent many childhood years living in this hotel. It was built, owned and run by my grandparents Alf and Agnes Jarvis. It was sold after the war (39/45), after my grandfather passed away. My father Chic Jarvis had the origonal painting contract. I haven't been back to Cracow since 1947. I'm brother Jarvis.
The building at the end of the green fence was the "tempory bar", used while the hotel was being built. Later it was a billiard room. My family lived in it for a time around 1945. The building with the rusty roof was the butcher shop owned by my grandfather, Alf Jarvis and father Chic Jarvis.
go to http://www.savethemaryriver.com to find out why this is the worst dam site in Australia
http://www.greghunt.com.au/Pages/Article.aspx?ID=1509 supports the "Don't Murray the Mary Campaign"
The 7.30 report video explains what will happen to the vulnerable and valuable Queensland Lungfish population when a dam wall blocks their breeding grounds at http://bit.ly/lungfishDamn
Jimna Fire Tower has been under the threat of neglect and being demolished. New technology eliminates the need for fire towers with their commanding views but the Jimna Fire Tower Action Group would like it maintained and developed as a self-funded tourist attraction. JFTAG welcomes support and for more information go to http://www.jimnafiretower.com/
Am I allowed to use your photo in the making of a non-profit video? Will you email me with permission or if you would like to know more? judy.frizzell@hotmail.com
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Very beautiful photo!
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Greetings, Blagoj
I spent many childhood years living in this hotel. It was built, owned and run by my grandparents Alf and Agnes Jarvis. It was sold after the war (39/45), after my grandfather passed away. My father Chic Jarvis had the origonal painting contract. I haven't been back to Cracow since 1947. I'm brother Jarvis.
The building at the end of the green fence was the "tempory bar", used while the hotel was being built. Later it was a billiard room. My family lived in it for a time around 1945. The building with the rusty roof was the butcher shop owned by my grandfather, Alf Jarvis and father Chic Jarvis.
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Really Great shot!
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My best regards, Christian
Hi
Really Great shot!
VOTED
Good luck
My best regards, Christian
To get to the camping area you really need a 4x4 in a few places and it would be completely inaccassible to a standard car in the wet weather
go to http://www.savethemaryriver.com to find out why this is the worst dam site in Australia
http://www.greghunt.com.au/Pages/Article.aspx?ID=1509 supports the "Don't Murray the Mary Campaign"
The 7.30 report video explains what will happen to the vulnerable and valuable Queensland Lungfish population when a dam wall blocks their breeding grounds at http://bit.ly/lungfishDamn
Jimna Fire Tower has been under the threat of neglect and being demolished. New technology eliminates the need for fire towers with their commanding views but the Jimna Fire Tower Action Group would like it maintained and developed as a self-funded tourist attraction. JFTAG welcomes support and for more information go to http://www.jimnafiretower.com/
Am I allowed to use your photo in the making of a non-profit video? Will you email me with permission or if you would like to know more? judy.frizzell@hotmail.com
Sculpted by Diana Webber, this bronze statue was erected in 1988 to commemorate the Moura mine disasters.