Hi
I found this thread with a Google search and had to join.
Nice to see the color photos of the huts, I'd only seen a b&w one before.
it was an interesting experience to find pieces of it (or them),
I haven't seen bits of it in recent years, but for a few years in a row I found bits
of fiberglass (or fibro what you call it) and large nails at the Old Hut Site,
and it occurs to me that the people who demolished it threw it from Rum Jungle toward Egan Creek.
For those of you who are reading this, I wrote a GPS program over the last four years based
on Mt Barney National Park. It's iPhone version is not quite out yet at the time of posting this,
but is very close
http://www.freewebs.com/defxev/AVECios.htmI don't want to promote the park at all. I have witnessed it's deterioration over a significant time,
and it saddens me to see how many cars can be packed into Yellowpinch car park now
![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
So please allow me to promote it how I choose, and respect that I'd prefer it wasn't reposted.
Two levels of Government gave up some right to allow their map data to be given to you and me
for free within this App, and the App is free to the end user.
The following placeholder text describes Boogah-Boogah, a mountain with a name meaning
"Don't go there" or "Get Back", which was named by the Indigenous who also named a lot
of peaks of the aforementioned mountain.. Go figure! Gwyala, Bippoh, Barrabool, etc.
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Cheers, Art.