The Walls of China
A somewhat unusual name in an area noted for its indigenous heritage and significance. So called as the over 30kn of white sand hills with their characteristic lunettes appeared like its namesake to the Chinese workers in the Mungo Woolsheds.
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Lake Mungo, NSW
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Alvin Ing
The Walls of China
A somewhat unusual name in an area noted for its indigenous heritage and significance. So called as the over 30kn of white sand hills with their characteristic lunettes appeared like its namesake to the Chinese workers in the Mungo Woolsheds.
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Lake Mungo, NSW
Photographer:
Alvin Ing
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A somewhat unusual name in an area noted for its indigenous heritage and significance. So called as the over 30kn of white sand hills with their characteristic lunettes appeared like its namesake to the Chinese workers in the Mungo Woolsheds.
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Lake Mungo, NSW
Photographer:
Alvin Ing
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