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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2020 · 14 MIN

Mt Ida Ghost-town, An Isolated Community

from Goldfields Stories of Western Australia · host Lorraine Kelly

In the early 1900s, Mt Ida was a small, but productive community with no telegraphic communication. 'Bone-shakers' - the trusted bicycle, were used to send messages to Menzies, which was 86 km away, over rough, dirt tracks. Long term Tommy Andrews also gives an account of life there in the early days. To read the blog, go to https://www.goldfieldstories.com/post/history-of-mt-ida-ghost-town-and-long-term-resident-tommy-andrews

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