Maree’s Farmstay MtMoffatt Qld

14/08/2026

You are all invited to Damo’s international bronc match…
Some of the Best saddle bronc riders in the world with Australia’s best buckjumpers🐎

28/07/2026

Here’s a timeline of the history of Mount Moffatt Station and how the property evolved into today’s national park!

Year Event Approximate Size?

1846

Explorer Thomas Mitchell travelled through the area.

1859

The first recorded cattle run in the district (Valentina) was established.

1867

George Fullerstein took up the Mount Moffatt pastoral run.

Not recorded

1900–1939

Ownership changed several times because the rugged country was difficult to manage.

1939

Jim Waldron and his family took over Mount Moffatt Station and built two homes.
The 2nd homestead built; that is now the ranger residence.

About 250,000 acres (≈101,000 ha)

1940s

The Vincent family acquired the station (Brenda Vincent was living there by 1949).

1979

The Queensland Government purchased Mount Moffatt Station from the Vincent family and created the Mount Moffatt section of Carnarvon National Park.

If anyone else out there has something to add or amend to this. Please do. Trying to get the correct history written down.

24/07/2026

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20/06/2026

So close to finishing Larapinta reaching my goals in kms and $!

https://fundraise.acrf.com.au/fundraisers/mareebrennan

09/06/2026

Chasing a copy of this book author BOB GOODE. let us know if you know where to order from?

05/06/2026

I lost my best friend, Libby Walker in March this year, to cancer. On the 9th June she should be here celebrating her 58th birthday — instead, I’ll be walking every step of this journey for her.

I’m taking on the 240 km Larapinta Trail SOLO over 14 days to support the Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) in their mission to achieve a world without cancer. Larapinta end to end was on Libby’s bucket list – So she will be with me in spirit on this hike all the way.

I’m raising vital funds because 2 in 5 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. With your support, we can change the future — improving how cancer is prevented, diagnosed, and treated, and giving families more time, more hope, and more moments together.

Thank you for your generosity. When you support ACRF, you’re backing Australia’s best cancer researchers and helping deliver breakthroughs to the people who need them most. That could be someone you love — a friend, a family member, a neighbour — or even yourself.

This hike is for Libby.
It’s for everyone we’ve lost.
And it’s for everyone still fighting. 💙
Every donation, big or small, helps turn loss into hope.
Share please 🙏

Australian Cancer Research Foundation

I’m challenging myself to support Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) in their mission to achieve a world without cancer. I am raising vital funds to support the 2 in 5 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. Will you support me?

30/04/2026

MAIL RUN HISTORY