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LAKE CLAREMONT DROUGHT 1977-1978

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Colour prints. Drought of 1977-78. View near island in middle of lake showing old Stirling Road (through the swamp) and pensioner guard allotment markings. A) view of fence posts of original Pensioner Guard allotments; B) view from Alfred Rd; C) View of background of B, from golf course (Afred Rd).

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cwa-org-28--98-85-a-d

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1977

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