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West of Maindample - sheet erosion has exposed the underlying sedimentary formation and gully erosion is tearing out the dup valley filling loams

West of Warrandyte - sheet erosion has completely stripped the soil mantle from the underlying sedementaries

West of Yea - Gully erosion

There were four Saxton brothers, Ben, Wilbur, John and Eric. Ben was killed in the 1939 fires. Eric worked the planing mill at Moe and Wilbur and John worked at West Tanjil. The person in this image is most likely Wilbur Saxton.

West Tanjil River after second fire 1st Jan 1939, 2nd March, 1940

Western Australian fire tower design

This is a typed document of a Stawell Working Plan for management of reserved forests 1938

White Forest, Mount Emerald

White Mountain Ash - Eucalyptus Regnans, Stoney Creek, State Forest, Narbethong. Height - 303 feet 7 inches

White stringy bark and silvertop, Gippsland

Why trees stand and fall. Erosion.

Wilson's Promontory on old track to Sealer's Cove

Wind Erosion - Mallee district

Wind erosion - Timberoo reserve due to indiscriminant clearing of Mallee scrub from farms and roads in course of settlement

Wind erosion (Mallee Chickapook)

Wind erosion (Mallee) near Chinkapook sand hammock spill over road in course of destruction by wind

Wind erosion fence on Timberoo Reserve near Mildura - showing boundary fence gradually being covered by material blown from fallow land

Wind erosion in (Mallee) Road near Chinkapook. Typical eddy near foot of post

Wind erosion Timberoo Reserve, fence nearly covered, caused by cultivation of adjoining areas unprotected from the wind.

Wind erosion Timberoo. Showing the effects of wind swirling around posts at Timberoo Reserve. Caused by the action of wind on the surrounding fallowed paddocks.