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Green Tree Frog
Green Tree Frog The Green Tree Frog shares the Litoria genus with dozens of frog species endemic to Australasia. The common name of the species, "White's Tree Frog", is in honour of John White's first description in 1790. The Green Tree Frog was the first Australian frog scientifically classified. More Info
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Grosvenor Coal Mine Moranbah Queensland Australia
Grosvenor Coal Mine Moranbah Queensland Australia Aerial of entrance to Grosvenor Coal Mine at Moranbah Queensland Australia More Info
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Gulflander
Gulflander RM93 The Gulflander at Normanton Gulf Savannah Queensland More Info
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Gulflander Railway
Gulflander Railway More Info
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Gulflander Railway
Gulflander Railway Railroad Track More Info
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Gulflander Railway
Gulflander Railway The Normanton-Croydon line was constructed under the supervision of George Phillips, an engineer and advocate of the Gulf Country. He designed and patened the steel sleepers used on the line. Interestingly, they are hollow based and packed with mud, avoiding the need for ballast material in the track. This low cost railway was also designed to be submersible, allowing flood waters and debris to flow over the line, leaving it intact when the water subsides. More Info
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Gulflander Railway
Gulflander Railway The Normanton-Croydon line was constructed under the supervision of George Phillips, an engineer and advocate of the Gulf Country. He designed and patened the steel sleepers used on the line. Interestingly, they are hollow based and packed with mud, avoiding the need for ballast material in the track. This low cost railway was also designed to be submersible, allowing flood waters and debris to flow over the line, leaving it intact when the water subsides. More Info
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Gulflander Railway
Gulflander Railway The Normanton-Croydon line was constructed under the supervision of George Phillips, an engineer and advocate of the Gulf Country. He designed and patened the steel sleepers used on the line. Interestingly, they are hollow based and packed with mud, avoiding the need for ballast material in the track. This low cost railway was also designed to be submersible, allowing flood waters and debris to flow over the line, leaving it intact when the water subsides. More Info
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Gulflander Travel Train
Gulflander Travel Train RM93 - The Gulflander one of Queensland Rail Travel Trains crossing the Norman River near Normanton Gulf Savannah Queensland More Info
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Gulflander Travel Train
Gulflander Travel Train RM93 - The Gulflander one of Queensland Rail Travel Trains crossing the Norman River near Normanton Gulf Savannah Queensland More Info
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