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January 6, 2009. Debbie and Ron were intrigued by the scale and variety of nature's sculptures at Stone Bridge, and the vast sense of time necessary for water, stones and sand to carve out features like the Stone Bridge Chamber. Debbie enjoyed the diversity of image opportunities available to the photographer at every turn.  It was a pleasure showing them some of nature's amazing places on our property.

January 3, 2009. Luke and Michelle (left), and parents, Anne (center) and Kevin (far right) enjoying the spectacular vistas at the Matong Gorge after exploring Stone Bridge on the Snowy River.

January 3, 2009. Anne and Kevin, seen emerging from the Stone Bridge Chamber, were delighted to share some of nature's wonders with visiting family. Kevin joked that the picture of him with his "end up" was the one most likely to end up on the Images and News Page - we wouldn't dream of disappointing you, Kevin.

January 1, 2009. Dave, a regular visitor to Dalgety and the Snowys, enjoyed exploring Stone Bridge and the charasmatic chamber where the Snowy River disappears underground. Dave had seen Stone Bridge Tours on the TV program, "Sydney Weekender" in December but exploring here first hand was even better than he had anticipated.

January 1, 2009. Graheme, (who stopped for a few days and has found so much to see and do in the Snowys that he has been here for 14 days so far), took the opportunity to join Dave on a Stone Bridge Tour. Both travelers were amazed by the wonders that nature had created at Stone Bridge and Matong Gorge. Graheme is pictured at Lion's Head Portal on the Matong Gorge.

December 27, 2008. Niece Wendy grew up in the Snowys and was keen to introduce her partner, Shane,  to  the mountains. They visited the major Kosciuszko lookouts on their way up, had a few days with us and were off to explore the Geehi walking tracks on their way home.

December 27, 2008. The Willie Wagtails have been busy again this year. They have already raised one batch of chicks in the Kurrajong tree and now have built nest No.2 with another three chicks hatched in the Golden Rain tree! They are not alone - most of the birds nesting in the trees and vines about the house are raising their second batch of chicks for the season.

November 10, 2008 Mike Whitney, with Karen, Keeley and Keegan inside the the awesome Stone Bridge Chamber. Here the Snowy River disappears underground  traveling through cracks and fissures for about 80 meters before surfacing and flowing on the coast.

 Stone Bridge Tours        Brian & Jan Mitchell
Worongah, 798 Wroes Road, Numbla Vale, NSW 2628, AUSTRALIA

Tel: +61 2 6456 6745        Email: info@stonebridgetours.com.au