Look at it here.
Kelso is essentially a suburb adjoining the regional city of Bathurst but it has an identity greater than mere adjacent suburb - apparently the town known as Bathurst was initially established in the area now known as Kelso (confused? It's not that important for our purposes here). It seems to me (from sketchy newspaper research) that this part of Kelso dates from the early 1980s; you can see that there are a few other internal reserves near the circular one photographed below, unfortunately it was such a fleeting visit there was really no time to visit them all. Shame, because I don't know when I'll be passing through that part of the world again.
What is most fascinating to me is that some of the houses give every impression of facing directly into the reserve and having no street frontage at all - not even car parking space.
