Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
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Accessing rock on private land |
25-Jul-2014 At 2:13:11 PM |
kieranl
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Eduardo's point about existing access routes is worth a close look.
Most farming areas were much more closely settled in the past and there are lots of old access tracks that have been absorbed into consolidated farms.
Our farm in the mallee had a section we called "The Lane" and it was a road open to the public but no-one would ever know unless they looked at the shire maps. We used to travel between two blocks through another farmer's paddock where there was another old road. |
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