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Really pretty leaves at
this time of year
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Little old me trying to
blend in!
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a mooo-ving experience
for me!
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So lush and green around
here
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quiet dirt roads meander
to private properties...arrrh serenity!
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lush paddocks and rolling
hills...simply beautiful
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by the banks of the
river...it's picture pretty!
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little antique stores can
easily be found with treasures from the past.
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This quaint little store
is called "A Little Piece of Scotland" and sells all sorts of
Scottish treasures including "shortbread'. It used to be the Old
Butcher Shop and was built in 1895.
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This is a really
quaint little train station in the Southern Highlands called
"Exeter" |
| Exeter is the most
"English" of all the villages of the Highlands, Its leafy streets
and lanes, its clipped hedges and grand rows of trees give the
impression of an age old-village in the "old
country". Exeter is one of the
newer villages in the Southern Highlands, and owes its existence -
as do many others - to the coming of the railway in the late
1860s.
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These signs are very
common especially along the freeways, when at night kangaroos
jumping out onto the road can be quite a hazard
an Aussie Kangaroo with
her joey in her pouch. This is how the young are carried until they
are old enough to leave their mums. |
