and with a sense of pride in its surroundings.
Main street in the heart of town.
Through a glass darkly, its erstwhile fire engine!
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across the road the lovely colonial Botanical Hotel looking across
some very well kept Botanical Grdens.
trough for horses and probably dogs as well.
the gardens on an alternate route between Adelaide and Melbourne.
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The world is full of interesting nooks. Click on the logo and see
for yourself.
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The world is full of interesting nooks. Click on the logo and see
for yourself.
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A big thank you to the MY Wold Team for creating and keeping
A big thank you to the MY Wold Team for creating and keeping
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I love your photography. It's such a joy journeying into another part of the world.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming and delightful, interesting place, Arija! Love your photos as always! Hope your week is off to a great start!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Thank you for that mini-tour. These little places are so full of character and yet we never get to hear of them. It looks a lovely sleepy place.
ReplyDeleteHi Arijia,
ReplyDeletemeravigliosa la struttura esterna del Botanical Grdensl.
Mi piacerebbe molto poterlo visitare :-))
Buona giornata...
GD: Very cool captures of your world, I will post later.
ReplyDeleteWhat a picturesque little town and a fun place for the photographer. Great captures, Arija.
ReplyDeleteThis quaint little town reminds me of Pilgrim's Rest in South Africa.
ReplyDeleteArija, this looks like a quaint and charming little township as like from where I live. I recently placed some images on my facebook album, but could not figure how I might had them on my nature.bird blog, so have not shared. I hope you are feeling better, stronger~
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting place!
ReplyDeleteI marvel about the water trough with the smaller one for dogs. I have never seen one that took care of the smaller creatures too.
There are a few places in Vienna where restaurants have a Hunde-Tankstelle by the front door, any passing dog can have a drink there (no tips).
This is a particularly enchanting nook, thank you for sharing your travels.
ReplyDeleteLove the horse trough!
ReplyDeletethe Botanical Hotel is beautiful! reminds me of a university here with similar architecture.
ReplyDeleteGreat place and wonderful captures Arija.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful town, superb shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little town. Thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the town. Very charming place.
ReplyDeleteFunny, I thought the same thing as Gaelyn! A great little town keeping it's history alive. Looks like a good stop over spot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and well preserved litle town. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Arija I don't know St Arnaud Victoria, it is a beautiful place for to live.
ReplyDeleteGreat "sleepy little country town"!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for share.
Luiz Ramos
Great post, very interesting and excellent photographs.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a charming town to visit. I love small towns that retain what makes them unique and that have a sense of history like this one does.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a most interesting place to live or visit.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
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The themes are:
Monday - Creative Colors
Tuesday - Macro
Wednesday - 2 of a kind
Thursday - Urban
Friday - Sunset
The winning photo for every theme/week gets their photo published on the website, check it out and ill be glad if you would join :)
Have a good one!
Hallo Arija, die guten alten Zeiten. Ich hoffe man bewahrt die Vergangeheit und lebt darin gemütlich.
ReplyDeleteJa ich habe einige Kakteen. Es waren früher mit den Nachzuchten über 3000, heute sind mir ca 1000 geblieben.
Gruss Hartmut
Hi Arija,
ReplyDeleteSt Arnaud looks like a charming trip back through time. I would love to see the gardens behind the old hotel. I hope you are feeling much better!
Very charming indeed Arija. I love visiting old towns. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteB.
a lot of interesting details here. Thanks for that. :)
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