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Georgetownas. I have an interesting story about trees in that part of the world. The mining camp for Callie had 1 straggly gumtree, out at the original Granites homestead which was used as the exploration headquarters for Newmonts geologists the main house was surrounded by big gumtrees, generations old, these provided excellent shade in the summer months. Generally the country is flat and featureless with very low scrub. Because the gums were not native to the area the green team out there at that time wanted them cut down and removed. Dont know if it ever happened. Just trying to point out the hoops ABU must be going through at present to get their permits.
Regards
Bob.