The Calamunda Camel Farm Photo Gallery The Calamunda Camel Farm - Historical Photos Page 1 of 2 In the 1860's, Afghan's were brought to Australia with the Camels, and many towns had separate camps where they lived. Camels at Barramine Station on the edge of The Great Sandy Desert, east of Marble Bar. Breaking in a young bull camel. Many outback stations had their own camel teams for picking up supplies and delivering produce. An early cartage contractor. A load of chaff drawn by camels. Typical country around Leonora at Station Creek. The steam tram in Leonora in the late 1800's with camel alongside. Twelve 80lb bags per camel, a total of 960lb per camel. Previous Page - Category Farm TourWazim's BirthCamel WeddingCamels OffsiteCamel ParadesRe-EnactmentsSpecial NeedsHistorical PhotosState Barrier Fence Centenary   - Next Page Category Listing

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