John Fairhall

The Julie Burgess, a restored Bass Strait fishing ketch built in 1936

The Julie Burgess, a restored Bass Strait fishing ketch built in 1936. She was the last of 150 sailing ketches built by four generations of the Burgess family from 1840. She specialised in supplying fresh fish to the Melbourne market, carrying her catch across Bass Straight to Western Port Bay. Tasmania, Australia

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Gooram Falls on Seven Creeks in the Strathbogie Ranges

Gooram Falls on Seven Creeks in the Strathbogie Ranges, an granite outlier of the Great Dividing Range, its hills festooned with granite boulders, small and huge. The stream is so called because when it reaches a plain before converging with the Goulburn River it is braided into many smaller streams and numerous billabongs. Euroa, north central Victoria, Australia

Gooram Falls on Seven Creeks in the Strathbogie Ranges

Gooram Falls on Seven Creeks in the Strathbogie Ranges, an granite outlier of the Great Dividing Range, its hills festooned with granite boulders, small and huge. The stream is so called because when it reaches a plain before converging with the Goulburn River it is braided into many smaller streams and numerous billabongs. Euroa, north central Victoria, Australia