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Experiencing springtime and Myall National Park’s early history

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  • A Gloucester Environment Group bushwalk on Sunday, 30 September, took walkers through Myall Lakes National Park to Johnson's Beach. The walk crossed coastal heathlands and passed a lookout on Johnson's Hill, where a sign describes the Johnson family's cattle farming around 1900.
  • The group ended with lunch and a swim in clear, slightly salty water at the beach.
  • The group plans further activities including river care, koala ways, bird watching and bushwalking.
Experiencing springtime and Myall National Park’s early history
Photo: Gloucester District Community

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