A 1980 black and white, medium format photograph of a gravel road and old fence posts near Sofala in Central Western New South Wales, Australia Stock Photo - Alamy

A 1980 black and white, medium format photograph of a Willow tree (genus Salix) beside the Turon River near Sofala in Central Western New South Wales, Australia. Willows or Weeping Willows are picturesque and suited to their native home in Europe but in Australia they are considered a pest and noxious invasive weed that choke streams and shade out local native plants. Governments nationwide actively remove them from rivers Stock Photo - Alamy

How tiny Sofala became Tasman Town

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