Hi Wendy,
Just checked out Pangaluna, and discovered it is Seven Emu . This property was owned by Bill Harney and a mate for some years after the war. [I think WW1].
Cheers,
xina.

Seven Emu is the western neighbour of Pungalina. Wollogorang is the eastern neighbour. The Australian Wildlife Conservancy bought Pungalina a year or so ago, and have come to an agreement with Frank Shadforth (Seven Emu owner) to add some of the eastern part of Seven Emu to the conservancy operation.
AWC is very actively adding places to its conservancy portfolio. It does at times seek volunteers to help out at some of the places, so we are hoping we may get to go back to Pungalina in that capacity, one day.

If in the Mildura area, and you have some time, Lake Mungo is a very interesting area.
ZedJay

Welcome to Nomads Lynn. I look forward to hearing more about you travel plans.

For me it was the Great Ocean Road.  Loved every minute of it.

hi all im new here ,

but thought ide put down some places ive been to ,and what my favourite place was alas i have heard it has become quite frequented now, it was a place called janie creek about half hour drive up the beach from mapoon which is an hour from weipa fantastic barra fishing.
but other places i can remember at the moment are Old Bar, Limmen Bight,Cape Trib
Cairns,and all the places on the map on the way to the top both coastal and thru middle, Ayers rock twice, Alice springs, and from the bottom of aussie to the tip
and all thru the middle of australia also several places across from middle of aussie to
coast, lived in Port mcq at time used to travel once a year to fish for barra.
Now living in the gorgeous Glasshouse Mountains hoping to get some sort of outfit to travel in five years time and maybe not even return .who knows

Peter_n_Margaret wrote:

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OK, this seems to have gone quiet.....
This is a guessing game...
Where is the pic below....... I will answer "Yes"   or    "No to your questions. It is a place accessable to most.

Cheers,
Peter

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 katherine gorge???

Hey Glassie, that is where I hail from, we R just about to head off, do you or have you met Toro along your travels?

Do you mean you are from glasshouse mountains?? ive just moved here from landsborough ive been in the area now for six years i was in beerwah to begin with
then i was in witta near maleny, then i moved down the mountain to landsborough have lived in three different houses in landsy and then just purchased a house on old
gympie road Glasshouse mountains in october.

Know a lot of people but not so sure of toro?? is he a tradesman or anything in this area as mostly we know the tradies , like plumbers, mechanics etc from work places
know mountain auto electrics from beerwah, know all the guys in the pump house in beerwah, lots of people but toro doesnt ring a bell??

dave, you old fart.............add prudish and pathetic to the list....everyone skinny dips so get real. hope i never meet you anywhere

hi cruising granny.................i did miss the bus......buggar. hope to find a few of the places you mention where there is nothing (or no-0ne but the wild life)who knows..maybe we will even catch up with you one day..........cheers

One of the wierdest and most magic places we have been is the Pinnacles Desert in WA, just couldn't believe we were only 15 kls from the coast, you tell people about it and most Aussies have never heard of it, also loved Lake Argyle, so many places, not enough time

Agree with all your sentiments Hitman, maybe not the generator though as you said.  Also the ability to choose whether to share with friends or have the solitude that can be as equally rewarding.

I would like to add my pick to this topic. 
The Bay of Fires in Tassie at Binalong Bay.
Spectacular scenery.
Cheers all and stay safe. Pam.