PART 6. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “THE CULTURAL CLAIM OF CATTLEMEN IS WEARING THIN”.

Police Memorial Centenary Commemorative Day 1978

St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, Chapel Hill, Boorolite

Farewell to Val Cleary at the back of the Forestry Commission Office at Mansfield 1947.

EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE AND GRAZING BY CATTLE ON THE DYNAMICS ON HEATHLAND AND GRASSLAND COMMUNITIES ON THE BOGONG HIGH PLAINS

High Street, Mansfield, looking East

UNWANTED PROTECTION

Christensen’s Timber Mill.

Afternoon tea with John Augustus Bostock

Fred Fry, Colin Syme and Denis Sargood

At “Lochiel”, Barwite

Clarrie Borrie with a 14-seater Diamond-T vehicle.

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. JACK LOVICK AND GRANDSON KANE

Graeme Stoney M.L.C. unveils plaque launching Visitor’s Information Centre Mansfield old railway station.

Gaffneys Creek gold mine N.L. A1 (A.1.) Mine Complex 1970s

McCashney’s Sawmill, Toombullup circa 1926.

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

THE PARKS ROW: ANGER OVER NEW ‘BUFFER ZONE’

A1 Company – Gaffney’s Creek

THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA MEDIA RELEASE. A RIDE AND A PLAQUE TO REMEMBER MOUNTAIN CATTLEMAN FRANK RYAN