When the First Fleet arrived in New South Wales in 1788, all efforts concentrated on developing farmland and a food supply to support the convict colony. Free settlers also began to arrive, lured by the promise of a better life in the new, young country. This placed considerable strain on New South Wales's resources, and farmers saw the need for expansion beyond the Blue Mountains, which had provided an impassable barrier to the west. The expedition to cross the Blue Mountains grew out of this need. Gregory Blaxland was a wealthy grazier who had come to Australia in 1806. He stood to gain much by finding a route to new grasslands for his stock. Blaxland approached Governor Macquarie about funding an expedition to cross the Blue Mountains. Though Macquarie found Blaxland to be troublesome and discontented, and felt he should be growing grain to feed the colony rather than the lazy option of grazing cattle. Nonetheless, Macquarie granted approval for the expedition.
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Europeans originally discovered Australia quite by accident, however when they did discover it they quickly grasped at the idea of shipping off some of their convicts in their already overflowing cells to this country which would not need any fences, or guards.
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Lawson became an explorer out of need - specifically, for the purpose of the expedition to cross the Blue Mountains, in 1813. Gregory Blaxland asked him to join the expedition to cross the Blue Mountains because more land was needed for increasing the colony's farming and stock animals.
Gregory Blaxland was a grazier. He chose to explore out of need - specifically, for the purpose of the expedition to cross the Blue Mountains, in 1813. The reason he wished to find a way to cross the Blue Mountains was because more land was needed for increasing the colony's farming and stock animals. After he, Lawson and Wentworth succeeded in finding a route over the Blue Mountains, he returned to farming and raising stock animals.
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Gregory Blaxland was an explorer because he was interested in the untamed wilderness of Australia and sought to expand knowledge of the unexplored territories. He led an expedition that successfully crossed the Blue Mountains in New South Wales, opening up new lands for settlement and exploration. His exploration efforts were crucial in expanding the British knowledge and presence in Australia.
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The Australian Aborigines did not have roads before 1788. They had no need of roads. They were able to walk wherever they wanted, including crossing the Blue Mountains, which the Europeans were not able to achieve for some 25 years. The Aborigines were not encumbered by having to carry heavily loads, and they did not use animals to carry or drag items,