Valley deep, mountain high

Australia, 1968

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In the south east corner of New South Wales, lie the Snowy Mountains, 1,300,000 acres of which have been set aside as a recreation area - the Kosciusko National Park. It holds a wide range of tourist attractions no matter what season or time of the year. In winter, the Park becomes a focus for Australia’s skiers and in summer its bushwalking and fishing. The hills are dotted with chalets, huts and hotels catering for the many visitors. This film shows the Park in all its moods and seasons, with its beauty and excitement.

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Credits

co-director

Brian Chirlian

George Pugh

co-producer

Brian Chirlian

John Martin-Jones

production company

Ajax Films

Duration

00:23:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1968

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