Narmbool is between Clarendon and Elaine. Perhaps it's so large it just is Narmbool and not in any town.
The homestead built in the 1800's.
The herb garden, there was a guy there who was the apothocary man. He was awfully familiar. Turned out he was one of my horticulture teachers many years ago! We chatted as you do.
Lovely sculpture
The side of the house.
Even the grass was spectacular!
This shed had this massive steel door on it, I'd really like to know why they had such a door.....perhaps for the naughty kids!
This little quaint pot belly stove sat outside the suspicious steel door shed.
There were little sitting spots everywhere!
Unusual creatures everywhere.
I saw a lady mount this for a picture, silly woman, the sides are pointed sharp tin!! She yelped, I laughed!
Spot the frog, he is green so it's not easy! But he is there.
Wow, what a great garden. I've never been there - only the sustainable part. Loved the sculptures. Couldn't see the frog.
ReplyDeleteThere are 2 frogs, they are tricky to see as they're green. Have to catch it next open day Annie!
ReplyDeleteHallo Sue, coffeee from DTE forums having a peek around...your photos are gorgeous and I look forward to hearing more from you...it's a great way to keep a journal for your family,
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Hi Sue, I've popped over to your blog and seen some yummy cooking and a rabbit! That made me smile today I shall bog about my own bunnies I think!
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