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A photo from my Nan’s album.
photo taken on the Lewis property at Moyhu, Victoria
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Kerryn's Kin 
Living down the road from Mohyu, I was fascinated by this photo. It looks a bit like sugar cane? But I have never heard of sugar cane being grown in this area?
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I thought that initially too Sharon but I’m told it’s probably maize as a lot of maize was grown in the Boggy Creek area.
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Great photo: the guy in the middle looks like a real character!
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He sure does 🙂
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