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Alyeska is a mountain and an oil pipeline company in Alaska. Bruce, an engineer, was part of the pipeline design team in the 1970's. |
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Alyeska is 120 acres of steep hilly grazing land in the Otway Ranges hinterland overlooking the coastal resort town of Apollo Bay and beyond across Bass Strait, Victoria. |
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Blackwood and Blue Gums line the surrounding valleys from Paradise to the tip of Killala. Birdlife is plentiful and a wallaby temporarily blocks your trail. A sea mist settles in the valleys and sometimes blocks the sun on the way home from the fishing holes in the West Barham river that flanks Alyeska's western boundary. |
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Grazing is the primary role. Some 300 Perondale sheep, about 30 Angus cattle are the support activities to key tenants which are the Llamas of Alyeska. |
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Victoria's famous Great Ocean Road leads you to Apollo Bay some 2½ hours drive from Melbourne. For Alyeska address and details please click on the attached map. |
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For a detailed spreadsheet of all Llamas of Alyeska click on team. |
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