Douglas family with goats in the yard of their home in Mona Vale

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Record numberMV-350Date1946DescriptionIn Donald Douglas' memoir he mentions the large amount of ticks living in the long native grass. Then in the mid 40s his father bought a couple of goats to eat that area and, not expecting any other benefit, a week or two later found dead ticks hanging from the goats and soon after no more ticks.MenuPlace | Suburbs L-M | Mona Vale (N.S.W.)SubjectsMona ValeWomen's Clothing -c1940Douglas FamilyMen's clothing -c1940Hats -c1940Mona Vale (N.S.W.)KeywordsFamilies
Houses
Goats
Ticks Last edited by: Penny Morse

Physical descriptionDigital Image 300 DPI ; 2550 x 3510 Last edited by: Penny Morse

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Douglas family with goats in the yard of their home in Mona Vale