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Showing posts with label Nelligan. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 May 2017

Shallow Crossing

A da trip along River Road, which travels along the gorgeous Clyde River.
The Clyde is often billed as the cleanest river on the eastern seabord of Australia. No industrial or sewerage waste, no dams.

We went on a spectacular autumn day.

The guys from Shoalhaven Council were replacing the guide posts over the concrete ford

We were the first to cross with the new guide posts in place

We stopped and talked for a while

Ford every stream

We've arrived! Shallow Crossing
The shallow crossing

The shallow crossing
Looking upstream

Looking downstream

Looking downstream


Contemplating the Clyde








The picnic and camping area at Shallow Crossing


The road







Back at the ford









The Kings Highway - right to Canberra, left to Nelligan and Batemans Bay

The wharf at Nelligan
Clyde at Nelligan




Bridge at Nelligan

A welcome coffee at Nelligan


Wednesday, 23 April 2008

Nelligan





Nelligan, 0n the Clyde River, 10 kms upsteam from Batemans Bay was a thriving metropolis in its heyday in the mid 19th century and early 20th centuries. It was a port servicing the hinterland, where timber-getting and gold mining were the main activities.

These days it's a very sleepy hamlet which attracts fisher-folk, day cruisers from Batemans Bay and the odd passing motorist looking for a cup of tea.