Photos by ian@macleaycomputers : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

He was bold as brass. I'd say the tourists had been offering regular handouts over time. Good to see one in the wild. It seemed healthy and inquisitive. Cheers and thanks for the comment.

Thanks Pete, I really appreciate the compliment. If all my photos do it encourage people to get out a bit more they've done a good job. Cheers.

G'day. We camped on the platform in 05. We had some visitors through the night here. Leopard tracks were found all around when we woke. It was a great place to see the wildlife.

nice!

My friend Scotty used to own the Bass lodge in the background here. Its a good place to start exploring Georges Creek and Jeogla.

It took a bit of getting too, but worth the effort. I didnt know it existed until spotting it on my forestry map.

Theres not much to indicate a thriving sawmill and community was once here. The bush has reclaimed most of it.

I can well remember 35 or so years ago when they were clearing this area. The huge treestumps were twice as tall as the car. They burnt for months.

The huts are in good order, and a decent place to camp. It has a cookhouse and sleeping dorms, as well as a water source.

Theres some good sized boulders dotting the bush all through here. The Carrai Plateau has interestingly varied landscape.