Standing on the land he called 'Burrswood', the English settler who almost starved to death in his attempt to turn this alien land into an English garden, leans on his shovel in helpless despair. His weary demeanour captures the sense of hopelessness that enveloped the early 19th Century migrants, who clung to the sandy edges of the new continent. This magnificent bronze sculpture was designed in 1996 by Charlie and Joan Smith and stands two metres tall.   The Camfield
Henry Camfield or use the photo stacks to view other window below, before you start view basic tips below widget to be the best Basics: Smartphone use the external link for dynamic rotation of screen (turn to any angle) Navigation: tap screen once to see options, tap again to remove if your screen has 3 dots ... in top right corner "click" and select your browser Screen Icons: bottom of window: images or zones inside image: a. another photo b. other is info and/or link Device will show help options within app  fastrack: be pro in 1 minute Start PointsStart Points: Heritage Sculpture Trail  Route mapGPS live tracker route saved to several sites desktop view of ALLTRAILS: interactive view of elevations and photo in route we include path to bike hire station link below image   gps route, elevation, pics Other links this route Map my ride Relive with video includes 3d interactive route move along the path to see elevation Trek map Burswood: Map trails & Icons external link Icons show: Distance, elevations and link to more in each  Menu top left: select Zone Icons Burswood last 9 by latest edits: open table to sort by any column |
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