Lloyds Hut
The place
Lloyds Hut in Alpine National Park, Woods Point/Matlock sector (Victoria Alps, Australia), at 618 m altitude, plateau bushland slope. Continuous cluster Alpine VIC (batches 220-356). Historic squatter cattlemen's hut (surname "Lloyd", Welsh, 1830s-1940s, Matlock High Plains, historic grazing closed under the NP Act 1974), an area of Eucalyptus regnans, mountain ash, the tallest flowering plant in the world at 100 m + Poa costiniana snowgrass + heritage of the Gunaikurnai (Aboriginal people of East Gippsland: Ganai + Braitkolung + Brayakalong + Tatunga confederated tribes, First Nations Treaty Victoria 2020, Australia's first negotiated treaty, recognition of 40,000 years of Indigenous occupation).
The setting
Alpine NP Woods Point/Matlock VIC AU 618 m plateau bushland, continuous cluster batches 220-356, cattlemen Lloyd Welsh 1830s-1940s Matlock closed NP Act 1974, Eucalyptus regnans 100 m tallest flowering plant in world + Poa costiniana snowgrass, Gunaikurnai East Gippsland Ganai/Braitkolung/Brayakalong/Tatunga First Nations Treaty VIC 2020 1st treaty AU 40,000 years occupation.
