Come on up, Maggi !
This one says:
This photograph shows the mine from the east in the year of its closure.
On the right can be seen the battery shed, the foundations of which remain.
In the centre is the poppet head above the main shaft.
On the left is the cyanide plant, which was introduced in 1901 for the
chemical extraction of gold from sand tailings.
The concrete settling tanks can still be seen to your left.
The dry depression behind you was the dam which is in the foreground of the photograph.
It was once a favourite swimming hole for local children.
