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Cooling tower late 1980’s at Glen Davis shale works ruins.
Glen Davis shale works ruins, late 1980’s at Glen Davis, New South Wales from lookout in Wollemi National Park. 
Fuel Storage shed, late 1980’s at Glen Davis shale works ruins, New South Wales. 
Machinery shed, late 1980’s at Glen Davis shale works ruins, New South Wales. 
New products building, late 1980’s at Glen Davis shale works ruins, New South Wales. 
Commercial Hotel, Glen Davis, New South Wales, late 1980’s.
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If you plan to leave your vehicle or campsite for anextended period,
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your departure date, expected return date, car registration number, and your destination.
This way, you can be reached, in case of an emergency, especially since mobile phones do not work in this area.
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Do not spoil your holiday, running into a Kangaroo!
When Driving in the countryside, if you see a Kangaroo cross the road ahead of you, slow down until you pass that point,
because 9 times out 10 there will be other kangaroos following it!
If you get lost bushwalking follow a kangaroo because in no time you will be on the centre of a road. 🙂
Newnes Investigation Committee report.
The 1934 Newnes Investigation Committee report led to the establishment and implementation of the Glen Davis Shale Works in Glen Davis, NSW, 2846. The sole public copy I am aware of is situated at the Victorian Government Library Service.
The Victorian Government Library Service
Victorian Government Library Service website screenshot of Newnes Investigation Committee report, that was implemented and established the Glen Davis Shale works at Glen Davis, NSW, 2846.
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