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The Wreck of the Sygna
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The Wreck of the Sygna

The MV Sygna was a 53,000 tonne Norwegian bulk carrier and now shipwreck on Stockton Beach, NSW Australia. The ship ran aground during a major storm on 26 May 1974. Only a small portion of the bow can now be seen.

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  • Sydney and the Botanical Gardens on a fine winter's day
  • Farm Cove, Sydney on a fine winter's day
  • Black Angus Cattle in a field of Paterson's Curse
  • Maslin Beach, SA looking south
  • Barranjoey Head looking to West Head
  • Sailing on Newcastle Harbour
  • View from Bar Beach car park, Newcastle
  • Another pool in Emma Gorge
  • Lee and Dave behind Amalia Gorge falls looking for critters
  • Pandanus spiralis (Biyamarrma) overhanginga pond
  • A tree langs on to life in the Cockburn Ranges. Amalia Gorge creek below
  • Hawkesbury Sandstone along Cowan Creek
  • Angophoras and Hawkesbury Sandstone along Cowan Creek
  • The Wreck of the Sygna
  • Stockton Beach looking north from the Wreck of the Sygna.
  • Stockton Beach looking south
  • Living Desert Reserve - Broken Hill
  • Lichens on a post Manning River, Barrington Tops
  • Canola fields on the Murrumbidgee
  • Shearing Shed Mungo National Park - Walls of China through slats
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