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13 May 2026

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Poinsettia time

The colourful red leaves are appearing as we head toward winter. I shall be away and expect to be largely offline for several days. Have a great weekend, everyone.

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26 Apr 2026

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Closed church

I'm unsure whether this church has closed permanently or if it is just awaiting renovation. Either way it's well fenced in, so Happy Fence Friday everyone and have a good weekend.

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26 Apr 2026

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The right light

Replacing the Cape St George lighthouse , this one (at right) was erected in 1898 and first lit on 1 May 1899. It operated until January 1994, when it was replaced by the new solar powered LED light at left (and the site was de-manned - lighthouse keeper's house at right). The old light apparently is still lit for an annual Lighthouse Weekend in August of most years. As can be seen in the background, this is clearly at the entrance to Jervis Bay. View large. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

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16 May 2026

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Dromedary Hotel

Named for nearby Mt Dromedary, this little hotel is in the main street of the village of Central Tilba, established in the 1890s as a base for the local dairy industry and still with a cheese factory. Happy bench Monday and let's all hope for a good week.

25 Apr 2026

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North from the former lighthouse

Looking up the coast from the Ex-lighthouse (see previous image). The PiPs show the entrance to Jervis Bay and the position of the new (1898) lighthouse at Point Perpendicular. Best viewed large.

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25 Apr 2026

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Why? A big "oops!"

The ruins of the Cape St George lighthouse (now Heritage Listed). It seems that a number of errors led to it being built at the wrong place in 1860, with the result that ships continued to be wrecked on the nearby coast (23 during the operation of the light). It was replaced in 1899 by a new lighthouse at the entrance to Jervis Bay and was later demolished (being used as a Navy target) to prevent confusion with the new lighthouse in poor daytime weather. The PiP shows the coastline to the north and the distant entrance to Jervis Bay, where this should have been sited. Happy Fence Friday and have a great weekend, everyone.

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25 Apr 2026

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"What, where, why?" Wall

You'll find the answer to "what and where" in the PiPs, also in the map detail at right. Which leaves open the question of "why?" I'm afraid you'll have to wait until Friday's HFF for the answer. :-) Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

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22 Mar 2026

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Old country church

An old country church that I pass from time to time.

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09 May 2026

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Riverside benches

Looking into the sun in the early afternoon. Happy Bench Monday and have a good week, everyone.
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