Chris,

No, he's buried in a small private cemetery that is on/near the former Blatch property down in the valley to the west of Hilltop, I think that the road out to there is the Colo Rd.
The Grid power line passes almost over the graves.

OTB,

You obviously know the country well!

"I sold it to a Sydney yuppie for 5 times its value" Beach,in your mind you think you ripped someone off. That must make you fell all warm and fuzzy.

onthebeach,
Honestly it was the worst property in Aussie except it had a designer 3 bed house that looked out on the 'secluded, natural, strewn with granite boulders, gnarled eucalyptus'.
Nothing would grow, our horses stayed round the house because the wombats had holed the area so bad and even the feral cats pissed off because there was nothing to kill. There was the daily visit from a few disheartened crows and wedge T Eagles and the termited migrated years ago.
The guy who bought it said the place was just what he was looking for so the REA lowered the price by a hundred large to seal the deal and the idiot brought a mag of Moet to show his appreciation.
He indicated he was going to farm alpacas and grow olives.
I drank his bubbly and went sailing off into the wind.

Mise,
I think I knew the Blatch people not far from the Milat properties and a mate of mine Irish Mick with 4 sons in the SAS. There are still plenty of the Blatch clan around the Southern Highlands.
Paul1405,
How the hell do you rip a yuppie off? They deserve all they get.

Tuff nuts the Blatches I knew Chris Gaff and plenty of them around that place Milates we kept away or else my family wanted nothing to do with them, and they got that right.
Some woundeful white Russian familys in both Bargo and Yanderra.
Memorys!
Dad 40 years before the bellangello forest became news told of a man who came from Sutton Forest, before my birth he murdered his wife and kids then buried them there.

Belly,

I second your observation on the white Russian families. I can name some too who are well known in farming communities in Victoria, NSW and Qld.

Russian family names such as Guerassimov are famous in sports, for example rugby. I played alongside a Guerassimov, a top fellow in all respects, honest and solid, and my sibling played with his siblings.

Like (say) the German Lutherans who also feature in farming (eg SA), many came as assisted migrants under the Displaced Persons Act post WW2. The Germans were prevented for a while as were the Russians for a time. You never hear any complaints from them, unlike the ethnic whining for guvvy benefits heard now, and their generations of farmers are well regarded in country areas. Obviously, they don't squat in cities outside of 'Wonderful Centrelink'.

You should rely more on your practical experience, which is welcome to hear.