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November 29/30th Weekend All tours start from Forrest Football Ground. See the Otways in detail with people who know the biodiversity and sustainability issues. See the stuff no one else sees, with people who know. Celebrate with all private and public landusers on Sunday . A once in a lifetime opportunity to go out in your car with those who know the forest, the land and its history. Yes its possible!. Click on tourguide to the right.

Friday, April 21, 2006


This are beech tree leaves
Want to identify whats happening/ growing along the roadside . Build links out of here

Wednesday, March 15, 2006


Sail walk Apollo Bay harbour is must rest place Posted by Picasa

Saturday, September 25, 2004

Have you seen the new video on the history of the timber industry in the Otways? - Available at Blanes newagency Colac . Great -a truly local production music and all . We have just issued some new drive by CD's for tourists to explore "The Ridge" ( features the Cliff young story " and "Over the Ridge" .


Also hope to do another story soon. Bookmark this site and keep in touch

Monday, December 08, 2003

Thanks to all Maybe we should offer to do it all again one day .CD"s available . City folks were fascinated at the slide show and bush dance on Saturday Night to see close up, pictures of the old logging townships and tourist sites in the dam’s catchment such as the tunnel between the two branches of the Barwon and the place where the Otwaymills Post office stood . Walkers were treated to a fixed in time view of a huge sawdust pile and blacksmiths shop that had been abandoned 80 years ago at Henrys mill. Most of the participants got closer than they wanted to the highly carnivorous fauna in the form of leeches and black snails. Discussion on the long walk was lively on carbon cycles, seeding, fire, sawdust degradation (nothing grows on them for decades) and the associated matters of soil and water acidity; like how it would increase again if the areas weren’t logged.

Friday, November 28, 2003

Bush jig comes complete with real bush , moving pictures and live band banjo – might be the last chance to see real bush at any venue Contact on site 0429 388 435

Tuesday, November 25, 2003

Join us for lunch! If you can't come for the whole time, come and support responsible land managers at lunchtime on Sunday (1pm sharp) at Forrest!

Thursday, November 20, 2003

Some queries about the cost? $10 For registration you get a CD and access to all tours and camping sites . Camping choices incl Forest Football Ground are many and mostly free. Check out your options by clicking on tourguides to the right

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