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von Guérard wrote: "In the very heart of the Gipps Land Mountains, in one of the most secluded districts of the colony, though little more than sixty miles from Melbourne, well forth the springs which unite to form the torrent of the Moroka. The artist has reason to believe that he and Mr Alfred Howitt were the first to discover these falls, while descending from the summit of Mount Kent. Guided by the roar of a cataract, and penetrating, which great difficulty, the woody fastnesses in which it was hidden, they at length reached this romantic spot, and experienced all the gratification which attends the first sight of a magnificent object hitherto unrevealed to human eye."</div>
<bdi><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Eugene_von_Guerard" class="extiw" title="w:en:Eugene von Guerard"><span title="Austrian-born artist, active in Australia (1811-1901)">Eugene von Guerard</span></a>
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