Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
Terrestrial - Ted Elliott Mineral Collection
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Georgetown & Cobbold Gorge Travel Video guide, Queensland Australia
Georgetown is a town on the Etheridge River in Far North Queensland, Australia. The Gulf Developmental Road passes through the town, linking Cairns - 412 km to the east - and Normanton - 301 km to the west.
Deep in the heart of the Gulf Savannah region of Far North Queensland is a hidden outback oasis - Cobbold Gorge. Here you can immerse yourself in the natural wonder of a truly unique North Queensland outback holiday destination. Here you can cruise through the gorge and explore its ancient geological landforms.
Georgetown is also home to the Ted Elliot Mineral Collection which was founded by the Etheridge Shire Council in early 2003. The collection is the work of one man and houses over 4500 mineral specimens. The centre also is an accredited Information centre.
For further information please visit:
or contact
The Terrestial Visitor Centre
Low Street, Georgetown QLD 4871
(07) 4062 1485
Guide To The Gulf - Episode 16 - Georgetown
Georgetown is known as the Gulf Savannah’s halfway point between Cairns and the Gulf of Carpentaria, a welcome stopover point to rest and refuel.
You’ll find all necessary services here and ample places to rest overnight.
Take a break at the swimming pool and catch up with the friendly locals at the pub.
A must see is the TerrEstrial Centre where you will find the Ted Elliott collection of minerals. See rocks and stones both raw and polished, gems, crystals, precious and semi-precious metals, both local and international. This truly magnificent collection, with over 4500 specimens, is the result of a lifetime of collecting by Ted Elliot.
The Centre also houses Georgetown’s Visitor Information Centre for all the tips you need for your local exploration.
This video was made with Financial Assistance from the Queensland Government Department Of State Development for Gulf Savannah Development Inc.
Filming & Editing By: mjcreative
Voice Over: Steve Lomax
Animation: Dallas Singer
Music By: Dan-O at DanoSongs.com - Beautiful Messenger
Latara Motel Australian Review from Shannon by Grasshopper Travel
Latara Motel is located in Georgetown in the heart of the Savannah Way. It is the perfect base to explore the surrounding area and unique attractions, such as the Cobbold Gorge, Talaroo Hot Mineral Springs, Undara Lava Tubes, Etheridge Shore Goldfields and the world class Ted Elliot Mineral Collection in our Terrestrial Information Centre. The Motel is spread over seven acres of natural bushland gardens and sweeping lawns, creating an oasis in the desert. Latara offers all modern conveniences including air conditioned rooms, guest laundry, saltwater swimming pool, BBQ area and fully licensed restaurant and bar open 7 days, catering for small groups through to large functions. So, whether you are planning your next holiday or passing through on business come and enjoy our country hospitality and meet our friendly team at Latara Motel.
Mining and Mineral history of Queensland
When Fred DeWard rang me and asked if I would be interested in following a ROCK HOUND around Queensland I was intrigued, and after some discussion agreed to this 12 month project.
I shot the minerals in this video in a Tin shed in Hughunden Queensland in 2002 where the temperature was 42*. The turntable was home made and I used an AEG Variable speed Drill to drive the truntable. It was lit with minature 'di-croic' lamps reflected off polystyrene. All footage was shot on DIGITAL BETACAM. The Mining and Mineral history of Queensland is on Display - This is the intro for an Interactive DVD I produced in 2003 - 16 YEARS AGO !!! To see all video segments visit the TERRESTRIAL Museum at Georgetown in Queensland where all these specimens are beautifully displayed for future generations. Like if you approve