c1927 - Sitting on log - Max, Athol and Neville Carmady - taken on Carmady's flat (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
Frank and his son Reg Carmady and Leo Doyle wth their team on Hec Atkins property. Frank had bullock teams in Upper Lansdowne from 1908 to 1940 (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
1914 - Francis Richard (Frank) Carmady and his 22 bullock team on Central Lansdowne Road between Roundback School and Koppin Yarratt bridge, his son Clarried on log aged 14 - taken by Charlie Barlin on day WW1 was declared in August 1914. Log was taken to Steinmetz mill next to bridge. (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
c1927 - Carmady team taken on Carmady's flat, Upper Lansdowne (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
c1927 - Frank Carmady's team after being unhooked from log. Log was then sent down the chute by wire rope (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
1927 - Accumulation of logs on Carmady's Flat after fire at Tom McLaughlin's sawmill about 1927. These logs were the first to leave Upper Lansdowne by motor lorry and were sold to HR Walters' mill at Lansdowne village. Mt Olive in background. House in background is Jack McLaughlin's (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
Tom McLaughlin sawmill
Tom McLaughlin sawmill
Schubert sawmill - Koppin Yarratt Road
c1936/1937 - Jim Carmady on his log hauler (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)
c1936/1937 - Jim Carmady on his log hauler (photo supplied by Graham Chambers)