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Trust of Australia (WA) June 2009 Issue40 |
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Just four places left on this walk (approx 6.5km) which explores the
history and controversy surrounding the construction of the Mundaring
Weir, the pump stations and the pipeline which transports water a massive
560km. With a National Trust guide follow the O’Connor Trail, the
Bibbulmun Track and the Weir Walk. The tour of one of Australia’s
most significant industrial heritage sites ends at the historic Mundaring
Weir Hotel. Includes National Trust and Bibbulmun Track Foundation guides,
entry in No1 Pump Station, and tea/coffee. Beverages at hotel and lunch
not included. Members $35 non-members $45. For more contact the National
Trust on 9321 6088. |
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A photographic exhibition of heritage places captured by Michal Lewi
AM over more than half a century. The exhibition includes places of cultural
heritage significance, contemporary as well as historic, in Western Australia
as well as Europe, Asia and North America. Moore’s Building, Fremantle.
For more information contact the National Trust on 9321 6088. Gold coin
donation. All proceeds to National Trust photographic conservation. |
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Throughout May and June, the Mundaring Art Centre celebrates the diversity
of textiles and ceramics in a portrayal of an elemental theme close to
the hearts of many people living in the hills. EARTH combines the talents
of two of Perth’s finest artistic associations, FeltWEST and the
Ceramic Arts Association of WA (CAAWA), representing the arts practice
of their members and the services they provide to artists locally and
abroad. For more information call 08 9295 3991 or visit www.mundaringartscentre.com |
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Burrup (Murujuga) Heritage Tour – 9 July to 16 July |
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As part of its Jubilee celebrations, the National Trust is holding a
series of public talks throughout the year exploring the work of the National
Trust and community heritage issues. Coming up: 29 July at 6pm –
How to care for heritage house and buildings. Check the National Trust
website www.ntwa.com.au or sign up for the National Trust’s free
monthly eBulletin for a monthly reminder. Refreshments provided. Bookings
essential. Call 08 9321 6088. Entry by donation. |
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Enjoy and learn about the many wildflowers in bloom on a guided walk
near Kalamunda this Spring. (Aproximately 8km with some steep hills) Anne
Ireland, co author of 'Wildflowers of the Northern Bibbulmun Track and
Jarrah Forests', will assist you to identify the Flora along the way.
A signed book is included with the event (RRP $24)and a good level of
fitness is required. Cost: $50 members and $60 non-members. For more information
contact Bibbulmun Track Foundation |
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Aimed at primary-aged students, ‘Through the Eyes of a Camel’
reveals goldfields history from a camel’s point of view. Participants
will “rush” to the goldfields and stage a camel race with
wooden toy camels they have decorated and which they can take home afterwards.
The cost is $10 per child and the program will run at No 1 Pump Station
during the July school holidays. For more information contact the National
Trust on 9321 6088. |
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Make a day of it No 8 Pump Station! After many years of conservation
including assistance from dedicated volunteers, No 8 has reopened (by
appointment). To celebrate, the Golden Pipeline project is organising
an open day and sausage sizzle for people who lived or worked at No 8
Pump Station or had some other connection to the place. If you would like
to join us for the event contact Julie Hutchens on 9321 6088. To arrange
a visit to No 8 Pump Station outside of the B2DD, contact Roy Ellis 9024
2540. |
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