Moora Bindoon
Across
- 2. "Bindoon" originates from the local Aboriginal language and translates to "place where the _______ grow".
- 4. Moora has been plagued by massive historic _________.
- 5. Long before Moora was cleared for farming, the entire township area was a dense, majestic ______ ______ forest (second word)
- 7. The name of the driver who volunteered his time to drive the statues 9000km.
- 8. Moora is famous worldwide for its ______________.
- 10. The Moora statues are just short of _______ metres high
- 11. The statues are of two endangered ________ Black Cockatoos
- 13. The statues were built here.
Down
- 1. Long before Moora was cleared for farming, the entire township area was a dense, majestic ______ ______ forest (first word)
- 3. Bindoon is a historic pioneer hub for stone fruit orchards, vineyards, and massive commercial _________ farming.
- 4. Over _____ hundred thousand dollars was raised by the local community.
- 6. This towns name refers to a specific water well located about three-quarters of a mile west of where the local post office stands
- 8. One of the giant cockatoos is named _______.
- 9. The statues weigh 1.5 ________.
- 12. The name of the Park where the statues are located in Moora