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Bob Brown’s green living

he prominent hill overlooking Randalls Bay where we live in southern Tasmania, is Echo Sugarloaf (199 metres). On an 1859 map it is marked simply as Sugar Loaf, a name given to many Australian hills because they looked like the cone-top blocks of sugar commonly sold in 19th Century Europe.

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