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Mon, 08 Nov 2010 02:48:52 +0000

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Comment on Six degrees of separation – fascinatingTracking and Mapping the Explorers by cynthiablue44

cynthiablue44 — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 21:40:10 +0000

Hi Neil, I managed to get John Whitehead’s book via an inter-library loan at the Stanton Library in North Sydney. The ISBN is: ISBN 0-646-43038-6. There is a 2nd Volume, I believe it covers Oxley’s 2nd journey along the Macquarie River. I haven’t got my hands on it yet. It’s waiting for me to pick up tomorrow.

My focus at the moment isn’t on the Lachlan and Macquarie journeys, although they are certainly part of my research. I’m currently working on Cunningham’s journey to the Liverpool Plains in 1825. I came across a reference to John Whitehead’s work via an historian, Michael O’Rourke. Michael makes reference to Mr Whitehead’s work in his article (66 pages) related to Cunninghams 1825 journey, “Passages to the North-West Plains” which can be found on SCRIBD http://www.scribd.com/doc/24478047/Muswellbrook-Merriwa-Mudgee-Aborigines-and-Settlers-1817-26 .

Currently I’m creating geographic Google Earth links related to Cunningham’s 1825 journey, to illustrate an extract of Michael O’Rourkes article which he has generously allowed me to publish as part of The Allan Cunningham Project. I’ve always wanted to “fly” through the terrain Cunningham explored, via Google Earth, but I’m always struggling to find the precise co-ordinates. John Whitehead’s work interests me because he’s followed two of the journeys in such a dedicated and precise way. Eventually I hope to track the Lachlan & the Macquarie journeys on Google Earth. I hope to contact Mr Whitehead to thank him for his work and to ask if he has utislised his research within Google Earth. Here’s a place mark for Forbes: http://www.artuccino.com/Allan_Cunningham/GoogleEarthPlacemarks/Forbe_New_South_Wales.kmz

Best wishes for your work!

Comment on Six degrees of separation – fascinatingTracking and Mapping the Explorers by neil

neil — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 02:39:58 +0000

Thanks for the article, Cynthia.

I’d be interested in finding out more about John Whitehead’s books. Where did get “Tracking and Mapping the Explorers” from?

Neil

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Wed, 03 Nov 2010 22:57:18 +0000

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