Mundulla Nalang Creek In Mundulla South Australia By The Moot Yang Gunya Swamp Wallpaper Collections

Mundulla. Nalang Creek in Mundulla South Australia by the Moot Yang Gunya Swamp.

Mundulla. Large swamp area along Nalang Creek in Mundulla South Australia.

Mundulla. Cannawingra Congregational Church opened in 1901 by Rev David Milne. A school operated here from 1901 to 1957. Church services ended 1975. Building sold as Cannawingra Hall in 1978.

Mundulla. Wirrega Council Chamber in Mundulla South Australia. Opened 1886 and used until 1904 when meetings were transferred to Bordertown.

Mundulla in the Tatiara region. The headmasters house and the first school room built in 1891. Old 1890s roof ventilator on roof but the windows have been repalced and modernised.

Mundulla. Runaway hole or sink hole at Poocher Swamp near Mundulla South Australia.

Mundulla. Massive blue gums near Poocher Swamp near Mundulla South Australia.

Mundulla. Tin Church of Christ in Mundulla South Australia. Erected in 1914.

Information board of old buildings in Mundulla South Australia.

Mundulla. The current Anglican Church in Mundulla. original church opened in 1912. This one is 1981.

Mundulla. Mundulla drapers opened in 1911 and they are still drapers in 2013. A great and now historic drapers shop full of fabrics, cottons, threads,studs and buttons.

Mundulla Primary School with attached headmaster's residence. Opened in 1892. Another classroom in stone and brick was added in 1926.

Mundulla. A runaway hole or sink hole in the Karst landscape of Poocher Swamp near Mundulla. It drains the swamp and Tatiara Creek taking water into the underground aquifer.

Mundulla Hotel built in 1884 and still going strongly.

Mundulla. Near Bordertown SA. Poochera Swamp. River Red Gums. This old one was used as an Aborginal shelter.

Mundulla. Cannawingra Congregational Church also used as a state school from 1901 to 1957.

Thatching machine which bundles and ties thatch at Clayton farm near Bordertown. Machine made in Essex England. Not just sex England.

Poochera Swamp. An almost dead River Red Gum beside a runaway hole.

Near Mundulla. Poochera Swamp in the dry season from Glenda Rowett's Art Gallery.

Near Bordertown. The Big Gum Country of the South Australian Tatiara region. A giant old River Red Gum.